Crash Course: Chapter 18 - Environmental Data by Chris Martenson

christo930 Says:

Mar 6, 2010 - A single oilfield is meaningless. The discoveries off the coast of Brazil are the most challenging oil fields ever discovered and won't be produced for at least 10 possibly 20 years. By then we will have lost so much existing production that it will only slightly slow the decent.

Netherborn Says:

Apr 12, 2010 - Solution for this is already made - thevenusproject com

madblade Says:

Jun 30, 2010 - It doesn't account for changes in technology. True, resources are limited, but we improve technologies and find alternatives. Same doom's day scenarios were being told in the 1970's, look it up, according to them we should be cannibal and living in huts. They did not account for technological advancements, which understandably is very hard to do.

dannosuke88 Says:

Aug 12, 2010 - This video freezes on me at 4:09 for some reason. I read the transcript available by clicking on the button near the lower right of the screen. It was well worth it. I hope the freeze problem is fixed soon.

laplace977 Says:

Aug 13, 2010 - that's the linking I needed to get the bigger picture......thanks!

OperationCrossroad Says:

Aug 26, 2010 - In the future, landfills will be mined for all the metals (like copper, aluminum, steel, etc.) and other raw materials they contain.

phoenix11994466 Says:

Oct 1, 2010 - Thank God someone finally had the guts to bring up the taboo subject of Over Population. For years everybody has avoided this touchy subject, including the UN, World Governments and even religious leaders. The Chinese Communists, were the only Government to look the Specter in the face, and introduced the 'One Child Policy' in the Seventies, with heavy penalties for all those who ignored it.But even the Chinese had to reverse that policy, when it discovered it was largely in-effective

magic2magic Says:

Oct 30, 2010 - These are the reasons why many governments go to major war every few decades to eliminate old weapons at profit, to eliminate population and steal resources and rights and accesses to those resources.

Unit1iDirty Says:

Nov 26, 2010 - Stop crying, we're not screwed, share this with the people you know. Sit down with them, plead with them to watch it. Start with your family first and tell them to pay it forward and make three other people watch it!

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wordpresswidget Says:

Feb 3, 2011 - Cat video? what about a crashing viper getting 1.6M views? we need to wake the fuck up or we'll die in our sleep.

bullsnutsoz Says:

Apr 24, 2011 - you are a very good man Chris. we are well onto this and gathering the crumbs

brian12934 Says:

May 15, 2011 - Geothermal is the finest energy method that we know of.

NotAFanOfLogins Says:

May 18, 2011 - I little harsh the way you put it, haha, but yes, scary, and youre right ; whow!

NotAFanOfLogins Says:

May 18, 2011 - I little harsh the way you put it, haha, but yes, scary, and youre right ; whow! but its 60,ooo now yea!

Waterflux Says:

Jun 4, 2011 - Unfortunately, a great deal of societally critical issues like economics, energy accounting, ecology, and history -- which should be listed in the first page of a sane policymaker's agenda but not -- are not very sexy subjects. Not to mention that our political systems have not been well suited to address such issues. Meanwhile, there are a plenty of folks out there who do not even want to do simple chores like keeping their check registers tidy and up to date!

jarogru Says:

Jun 5, 2011 - thx chris, such a great series! im gonna post it to my facebook, twitter, blogger (jarogruber dot blogspot dot com) accounts in order to reach more folks who (start 2 be) aware abt our future ...jaro gruber

deadman12078 Says:

Oct 4, 2011 - It's not just the donkey man! Just think of all the feed 3,400 donkeys require. The amount of farmland and handlers. The amound of labor to break up that ore, move it, refine and smelt..It wouldn't just be 2-3 dozen workers it would require hundreds. And the land that once grew food, would be needed for feed.Resources would have to be reallocated to meet basic requirments because efficiancy has been drastically reduced.

deadman12078 Says:

Oct 4, 2011 - Your so many great points. Thank you for posting

AdamSchulz70 Says:

Oct 13, 2011 - Humans will adapt their energy needs by turning to renewable resources. I am sure that it will not be a easy hike but the real problem to me in this equation, is the strange taboo of not addressing exponential population growth with real policies.This as the longer we wait the more likely it is that nature and not humans will take care of this very forbidden subject. We are worrying in politics about the age pyramid and who will pay for our pensions. While we ignore the subtraction of land.

AngeliqueEU Says:

Nov 1, 2011 - 2011 the 7th billion human being is arrived ..... 

1x93cm Says:

Feb 9, 2012 - i dont think ppl have to worry about about pop growthpeak oilpeak resourcespeak foodpeak starvationpeak diseasepeak die offproblem solved

Gendo3s2k Says:

May 11, 2012 - *shrugs* I'll just have to hope that we last long enough to build space elevatorsWe can use them to harness sunlight for solar power, or Put the nuclear plants out thereThat was if there is a disaster, we don't have to deal with itor toss it out into the sun

9pt9 Says:

May 28, 2012 - "since we climbed down out of the trees" LOL