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Want to Change the World? Read This First

Richard Heinberg

History is often made by strong personalities wielding bold new political, economic, or religious doctrines. Yet any serious effort to understand how and why societies change requires examination not just of leaders and ideas, but also of environmental circumstances....

IEA Says the Party’s Over

Richard Heinberg

The International Energy Agency has just released a new special report called “World Energy Investment Outlook” that should send policy makers screaming and running for the exits—if they are willing to read between the lines and view the report...

Heinberg interviewed at Eurozine

Richard Heinberg

Post Carbon Senior Fellow Richard Heinberg was interviewed by Eurozine magazine. From the interview: AS: How is the infatuation with economic growth related to ideas of progress and the power of science that came into being with the Enlightenment project...

What Happened to My 13 Billion Barrels?

Richard Heinberg

In 2011, the Energy Information Administration (EIA) of the US Department of Energy commissioned INTEK Inc., a Virginia-based consulting firm, to estimate how much oil might be recoverable from California’s vast Monterey Shale formation. Production of tight oil was...

Living in the Anthropocene? – Sea Change Radio

Richard Heinberg

Credit: Sea Change Radio | Download There’s a scientific debate afoot in geological and environmental circles about what to call the current time period. According to the International Union of Geological Sciences, we’re living in the Holocene epoch, but many believe that...