Yesterday I did an interview on the Zapata George show. George is a down-to-earth fellow who provides financial advice related to the fossil fuel industry and energy in general. He is a geologist/engineer who's motto is "No Bull". His co-host, Duane Chandler and George interviewed me regarding my series on "Steps to an energy solution in this blog (go to the Biophysical Economics category to see the series). You can listen to the interview at: Zapata-George Radio. The release was this morning (5/30/09).
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The other George(or is it Duane) is quite a folksy character....pardon the profanity but after every illuminating interview like this the overwhelming thing on my mind is the phrase "we are fcuked"
The only realistic question remaining seems to be "will it be slow enough for an (enforced) transistion or a quick collapse"?
The only realistic action seems to be to prepare as best we can for life after this event...we know how and why it is inevitable, heck we almost know all the solutions, but they will not be implemented.
Posted by: GaryA | June 01, 2009 at 07:58 AM