[Peakoil] Significant interview

Keith Thomas keith at evfit.com
Wed Aug 31 20:21:02 EST 2005


Thanks, Sandy.  Alex has picked up on Andrew McNamara's account of the  
destruction of rail infrastructure.  To me the most revealing was his  
explanation for most politicians ignoring peak oil. It confirms fully  
the succinct explanation in the Nature and Society Forum peak oil  
sheet:

Open discussion of peak oil by all governments and the media is needed.  
Politicians appear to be keeping silent deliberately as they shy away  
from breaking ‘bad news’; each party unwilling to flinch first.
Until this discussion occurs, many people may deny – to others and  
themselves – the reality of peak oil. Perhaps governments shelter  
behind the deniers or interpret our silence as apathy.

www.natsoc.org.au
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Keith Thomas
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On 31/08/2005, at 9:32 AM, POLLARD,Sandy wrote:

> Dear all
>  
> Further to our discussion last Wednesday re Andrew McNamara, a very  
> significant interview with him by Global Public Media:
>  
> http://www.energybulletin.net/8501.html
>  
> IMO, this is the most important public statement so far in this  
> country on Peak Oil by a senior person with the ear of other  
> politicians and government (albeit at the state level). Matches what  
> Roscoe Bartlett is doing in the US.
>  
> Note the fact the he is working on a major report to the Queensland  
> cabinet, due in October.
>  
> Regards  
>  
> Sandy Pollard
>  
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