The Green Files > What Peak Oil Will Mean for St. Louis
[Urban Review - St. Louis] Peak Oil is not a new term but many are not familiar with the concept. The basic principal is world-wide oil production is a bell curve and that at some point in time we will hit a peak with production just meeting demand.
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