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oil independence

Predicting the Future: The Link Between Crude Oil Prices and Recessions

Submitted by Andrew McKay on 15 April 2012 - 7:08pm | updated 15 Apr 2012 | Blog entry
  • oil independence
  • peak oil

 

http://www.southernlimitsnz.com/2012/04/prediction-is-messy-business-and-has.html

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