Loss of oil due to war in the Middle-east is one problem, but there might be a more serious problem. We are past the peak of oil production, so there will be less of it all the time, and it will be of lower quality (more expensive, less energetic). There will be a race, or competition, or war, to acquire what remains. The losing countries will collapse first. Neither is there any viable substitute, since the alternatives aren’t energetic enough.
Disagree, Solar is fit for purpose https://youtu.be/KtQ9nt2ZeGM?si=I2h-G7q0GsT8meM8 but its too late to adopt it now, Solar energy is resource intensive to produce but much less so to maintain, contrast with Oil and Gas which need constant drilling or else their plants fall apart instantly and need months to reopen.
Building Solar Energy Infrastructure is what any/every country with the means should do when resources are cheap, there's a reason even Saudi's built massive Solar farms.
It took Korea two hundred years to recover its agricultural production after the Imjin War of Japanese invasion, 1592 - 1598. The questions and answers about oil consumption and alternatives is intersting looking at that note of history.
"First comes war, then comes famine, then comes disease."-
Buddhist saying, or at least the first time I read the phrase.
Yeah ideally we'd recognize all who identify or organize as jews as outlaws, meaning the law does not and will not protect them or their claims. However they are dealt with, the power of the law must be deprived from them. Under no circumstances should the law work to their benefit. If it does, it is an illegitimate system of law.
One note about Solar Energy, while producing Solar Panels et al is resource intensive, maintaining them isn't. Replacing Solar Batteries is no more difficult than Lead Batteries.
Solar/renewable energy in general has one advantage over gas and oil, which is it doesn't need continual drilling to resupply. Once its built its built
Even ignoring it as an environmental concern, gas and oil power requires continuous resupply of gas and oil, the Sun is always going to be where it is and Solar energy storage has drastically improved over the years so even the old storage problem isn't an issue.
The big problem now, is as I said earlier that producing Solar power plants is resource intensive.
Building Solar Power infrastructure is something a government is supposed to do before a disaster hits its gas and oil supply not after, it is a genuinely good solution to oil and gas dependence but it requires foresight and can't just be rushed towards mid-crisis/collapse.
I'll admit it Green parties were right about this one.
the US will have a famine too. It will be delayed by 6 months. we only produce 60% of our own fertilizer. the small farms were already hurting due to russian sanction. europe is fucked. Energy and food.
Loss of oil due to war in the Middle-east is one problem, but there might be a more serious problem. We are past the peak of oil production, so there will be less of it all the time, and it will be of lower quality (more expensive, less energetic). There will be a race, or competition, or war, to acquire what remains. The losing countries will collapse first. Neither is there any viable substitute, since the alternatives aren’t energetic enough.
Disagree, Solar is fit for purpose https://youtu.be/KtQ9nt2ZeGM?si=I2h-G7q0GsT8meM8 but its too late to adopt it now, Solar energy is resource intensive to produce but much less so to maintain, contrast with Oil and Gas which need constant drilling or else their plants fall apart instantly and need months to reopen.
Building Solar Energy Infrastructure is what any/every country with the means should do when resources are cheap, there's a reason even Saudi's built massive Solar farms.
It took Korea two hundred years to recover its agricultural production after the Imjin War of Japanese invasion, 1592 - 1598. The questions and answers about oil consumption and alternatives is intersting looking at that note of history.
"First comes war, then comes famine, then comes disease."-
Buddhist saying, or at least the first time I read the phrase.
True, somewhat true,
It’s just the Jews man, it’s just the Jews. Why is this such a hard concept? Muh, but not all Jews!
These folks never had a problem blaming all white folks…all white people are inherently guilty….blah blah
Yeah ideally we'd recognize all who identify or organize as jews as outlaws, meaning the law does not and will not protect them or their claims. However they are dealt with, the power of the law must be deprived from them. Under no circumstances should the law work to their benefit. If it does, it is an illegitimate system of law.
There is no alternative to oil. The various candidate schemes aren't energetic enough. In a word, the EROEI is too low.
One note about Solar Energy, while producing Solar Panels et al is resource intensive, maintaining them isn't. Replacing Solar Batteries is no more difficult than Lead Batteries.
Solar/renewable energy in general has one advantage over gas and oil, which is it doesn't need continual drilling to resupply. Once its built its built
Even ignoring it as an environmental concern, gas and oil power requires continuous resupply of gas and oil, the Sun is always going to be where it is and Solar energy storage has drastically improved over the years so even the old storage problem isn't an issue.
The big problem now, is as I said earlier that producing Solar power plants is resource intensive.
Building Solar Power infrastructure is something a government is supposed to do before a disaster hits its gas and oil supply not after, it is a genuinely good solution to oil and gas dependence but it requires foresight and can't just be rushed towards mid-crisis/collapse.
I'll admit it Green parties were right about this one.
the US will have a famine too. It will be delayed by 6 months. we only produce 60% of our own fertilizer. the small farms were already hurting due to russian sanction. europe is fucked. Energy and food.
Cities do bonds. Thats how they go bankrupt.