Tuesday, Nov 27, 2012 3:30 PM UTC
The World Energy Report’s scariest findings
The U.S. may surpass Saudi Arabia as the planet's leading oil producer -- and the cost could be catastrophic
The U.S. may surpass Saudi Arabia as the planet's leading oil producer -- and the cost could be catastrophic
Oil operations are growing in North America, but don't expect it to supplant the Middle East any time soon
If earth continues heating at its exponential rate, our post-apocalyptic fantasies could become everyday realities
As overseas production grows more expensive, Big Oil is pushing to turn the U.S. into a Third World petrostate
Get used to $4 a gallon. The cost of extracting and refining petroleum is higher than ever -- and that won't change
Closing the Straight of Hormuz could ignite a war and a global depression. Oil's only one part of the picture
Three contested oil troves are on the brink of conflicts that could devastate the global economy
America's military buildup in Asia could launch a devastating arms and energy race between the U.S. and China
The U.S. empire was built on petroleum. Our refusal to adapt to the resource's scarcity could be our downfall
The next 30 years will see a competition between alternative energy sources. We assess the leading contenders
The Arab Spring, the disaster at Fukushima and worldwide droughts all have profound consequences for the planet
Why we underestimate the earth and overestimate ourselves
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