We’re in for some radical changes in our lifestyles, says this article in The American Conservative. The age of cheap energy -- and with it, the age of commuting (in automobiles), agribusiness, and anything else that depends on cheap transportation -- is over.
I haven’t been able to get the piece out of my mind since reading it yesterday, so I thought I’d submit it to the attention of the Mises blog and see what readers think, especially those who know more about natural resource depletion than I do (and that would be just about anyone).
Peak Oil and Dire Consequences
