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 [Peak Oil News] James Howard Kunstler interview with Robert Birnbaum: JHK: He was Louis Napoleon, the nephew of the first Napoleon, and he came to power about 1850 though a sort of democratic process. He was essentially elected and made emperor by a country that—let’s not digress into the trivia of the politics of France of 1850—anyway, Louis Napoleon, otherwise known as Napoleon III, undertook this great renovation job in Paris and got the prefect of Paris, George Hausmann, to carry it out, and the result of it was the great City of Light we know today—the core of Paris that is generally considered to be the paragon of urban life and has been for 100 years and continues to be a place that everybody respects and honors and values and understands to be the epitome of what is good in city life.

[Peakoil.com] Peak Oil News and Message Boards >> Forums >> Current Events ...: CERA said it doesn't accept the view that world oil production is close to a peak. Rather, the analysts see the so-called "inflexion" point materializing in the third or fourth decade of the century, and in contrast to a "peak", they expect an "undulating plateau" to persist for several decades.

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