Photo Story by
Andrey Ustuzhanin
and Ron
Swenson
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What happens when oil production can no longer satisfy demand?
Which choices will we make?
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We continue our photo pictorial narrations to learn about
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Chevron, one of the world's largest oil
refiners, runs a two-page advertisement at the beginning of the September 2005
issue of Scientific American:
It took us 125 years to use
the first trillion barrels of oil.
We'll use the next trillion in 30.
Don't rub your eyes. You read what your read.
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| Source:http://www.chevron.com/about/advertising/docs/real_issues_print_02.pdf
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Anticipating that demand for energy
will continue to increase as supplies decline, humanity will adjust by some
combination of the following:
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Conservation -- the same life-style accomplished with more
energy-efficient artifacts ... more fuel-efficient cars ...
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Life-Style Change -- a form of conservation: telecommuting instead of
commuting ... back to the land ... living closer to work ...
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Substitution -- using other energy sources to accomplish the same
objectives ... solar power... walking not driving ...
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Deprivation -- just plain doing without ... no more plane trips to visit
the family across the country ... or, more seriously, pestilence ...
mass starvation ... war ...
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