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 [The Oil Drum: New York City] Let's Build a New Farmers Market: Food is definitely a weak spot for the NYC area in becoming self-sufficient. We have to develop more community gardens, local agriculture, and more connections between the regional farming community and the dense urban areas that have virtually no agriculture of their own.

 [Theoildrum.blogspot.com] The Oil Drum: August 2005: In June 2005, Saudi Aramco's senior vice president of gas operations, Khalid al-Falih, stated that Saudi Arabia would raise production capacity to more than 12 million bbl/d by 2009, and then possibly to 15 million bbl/d "if the market situation justifies it." Falih added that by 2006, Saudi Arabia would have 90 drilling rigs in the Kingdom, more than double the number of rigs operating in 2004.Since a check on the number of active drilling rigs has shown only about 30 rigs actually drilling, until recently, this is a sign that they are getting serious about meeting that commitment. To digress just a little, however, J drew attention to the recent contract that will take 5 offshore rigs, from the Gulf of Mexico to Saudi Arabia at the end of the year.

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