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I am a geologist and writer doing energy-related work. Energy is the economy so that covers economics, environment, geopolitics , ecology & human behavior
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Cutting Through the Climate Change Crap

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By Art Berman
| artberman.com
The climate debate is consumed by arguments over causes and proposed solutions while largely missing the question that matters: Can civilization survive a much warmer world? Temperatures have already reached levels not seen for at least 100,000 years. Civilization—and the agriculture that supports it—emerged only after the last ice age, during the Holocene’s unusual period of low temperature variability (Figure 1).
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Oil Markets Are Adaptive Systems: Complex Order Without Equilibrium

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By Art Berman
| artberman.com
A friend called me and said he had never been more confused by oil prices. I knew exactly what he meant. Physical markets looked tight. Shipping through Hormuz was disrupted. Inventories were falling. The geopolitical risk was obvious. And yet oil prices were drifting lower. My answer surprised him. I told him I thought the market had mostly gotten it right. The disruption of oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz led many analysts to argue that futures prices were too low relative to the risk.
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The Wave and the Rider: Tolstoy in the Persian Gulf

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By Art Berman
| artberman.com
A man without convictions, without habits, without traditions. He had no plan. Yet he alone could justify what had to be done through his ideal of glory and grandeur, his insane self-adulation, his boldness in crime, and his frankness in lying. That was Leo Tolstoy describing Napoleon Bonaparte in War and Peace. The parallels to Donald Trump are striking.
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