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This is an essential guide to the most valuable and contentious resource of all: Oil. Each one of us is responsible for the use of vast quantities of oil, either directly or indirectly. We know that burning it isn't good for our environment and that it will run out one day. We know there maybe plenty of it in the Middle East, but that is a politically unstable region wracked by violence. But there are also many unknowns surrounding oil such as: How long will it last? Will we always have access to what's left? Where is all the oil? and, What will the future bring for our oil-hungry economies? "The End of Oil" answers these questions and many more to do with the future of oil in a concise and readable format that will enlighten readers, without driving them outside to build a shelter and stock it with tinned food.
This book investigates the finite nature of oil and its profound implications for global economies and environments. The author, Paul Middleton, addresses the widespread use of oil, its environmental impact, and the eventual depletion of this resource. The text aims to answer critical questions about oil's remaining lifespan, accessibility, geographical distribution, and the future of oil-dependent economies, presenting this information in a clear and accessible manner.
The book is presented as an essential guide to understanding oil, aiming to demystify its complexities for the general reader. It seeks to provide clarity on critical issues such as supply, demand, environmental impact, and future availability. The author's intention is to inform readers without overwhelming them with technical jargon or causing undue alarm. The text is designed to be concise and readable, making complex topics accessible.
Page Count:
86
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
ISBN-10:
1845296591
ISBN-13:
9781845296599
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