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Monday
Jan232012

Matt Mushalik - Australian Report Predicts Peak Oil Around 2017

The Australian Daily Telegraph published today a story on a leaked government report (BITRE 117) which (optimistically) calculated peak oil around 2017, followed by permanent decline

The report can be downloaded here:

http://ianmcpherson.com/blog/audio/Australian_Govt_Oil_supply_trends.pdf

Thanks to the watchful eye of ASPO Australia:

Read More:

http://www.countercurrents.org/mushalik220112.htm

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