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The Coming Breakdown of U.S. & Global Markets Explained… What Most Analysts Miss

THE COMING BREAKDOWN OF U.S. & GLOBAL MARKETS EXPLAINED… What Most Analysts Miss The U.S. and world are heading toward an accelerated breakdown of their economic and financial markets.  Unfortunately, the overwhelming majority of analysts fail to understand the root cause of this impending calamity.  This is also true for the majority of precious metals […]

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Energy limits: Why we see rising wealth disparity and low prices

Energy limits: Why we see rising wealth disparity and low prices Last week, I gave a fairly wide-ranging presentation at the 2016 Biophysical Economics Conference called Complexity: The Connection Between Fossil Fuel EROI, Human Energy EROI, and Debt (pdf). In this post, I discuss the portion of the talk that explains several key issues: Why we are right now seeing so many […]

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Hall and Lambert: EROI of different fuels and the implications for society

Hall and Lambert: EROI of different fuels and the implications for society [ Excerpts from the Hall, Lambert, and Balogh EROI paper. You may want to read the original paper here since I’ve left out charts, figures, and text.  In my opinion, EROI is important because it is  due diligence – society ought to find out if there is any […]

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The real EROI of photovoltaic systems: professor Hall weighs in.

The real EROI of photovoltaic systems: professor Hall weighs in. The EROI of our various energy options, and its associated issues, may be the most important issues that will face future civilizations.  The present discussion tends to vacillate between people who accept (or advocate) very high EROIs for solar vs people who accept (or advocate) […]

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The hidden reasons behind slow economic growth: Declining EROI, constrained net energy

The hidden reasons behind slow economic growth: Declining EROI, constrained net energy It should seem obvious that it takes energy to get energy. And, when it takes more energy to get the energy we want, this usually spells higher prices since the energy inputs used cost more. Under such circumstances there is less energy left […]

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