Energy Refugee Fleeing $100-A-Barrel Oil

John P. is heading for Idaho with his partner, Sultry Susuun, for some low-cost Snake River electricity and a more sustainable lifestyle, more walking, less driving. Says he: “Idaho is the place to be when the Night of the Long Knives comes. Guess you could call us energy refugees.”

When the talking heads on TV prattle on about the meaning of Peak Oil, that is exactly what that term means: The cheap oil party is over, no more big fields are out there, economists of all stripes are beginning to agree. And that means $100-a-barrel oil, unemployment and the collapse of auto tourism.
The Arizona Republic