ExxonMobil optimistic about long-term US gas production

ExxonMobil Corp. believes unconventional sources of natural gas could represent 70% of US gas supplies by 2030, Steve Kirchhoff, ExxonMobil’s Americas vice-president for natural gas, told a recent Deloitte LLP oil and gas conference in Houston. Kirchhoff cited ExxonMobil’s energy outlook during a panel discussion entitled “Oil Sands, Shale, and Conventionals in a Changing Global […]

Maurice Strong: The Artic A Potential Source of Conflict

As the Arctic has only recently moved toward centre stage, there is still much we must do to understand the true nature of the changes that are occurring there, writes Maurice Strong, who was the Secretary General of the 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, the first Executive Director of the UN Environment […]

10 Skills Needed To Thrive In A Post-Collapse World

Some experts see the perfect storm emerging for a dramatic collapse of Western civilization claiming we’ve reached environmental, economic, and geopolitical tipping points. Clearly, some skills will be far more valuable than others if this societal breakdown occurs.  Sorry bankers, lawyers, and accountants, there won’t be a need for you in a post-collapse world. Before […]

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