Peak Oil in the mainstream media

Even the most mainstream of the mainstream media are finally onto the topic of Peak Oil.

Today the Washington Post came out with part 3 of the 5 part series linked to just above.

There is a nice picture gallery (beware the ad with sound) with very old photos of oil fields etc. My favorite is this one!

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Ah, the good old days....

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