エネルギーサバイバル戦ですね
投稿者： desert_leomontree 投稿日時： 2012/03/16 20:24 投稿番号： [5259 / 5582]
いずれにしても資源はいつかは枯渇するのですが
日本人は資源のない国の割りに
資源も食料も無駄にしすぎている
エネルギー枯渇で一番困るのは日本でしょうね
今回は経済が回復しても原油価格が上がり
物価も上がりますが、その割には日本はもう高度成長は不可能ですから
しかも原発自体化石燃料なしでは不可能
ウランの燃料棒を燃やすが、発掘から輸送、精錬、使用後は
プルトニウムなど猛毒の放射能物質を発生させ
１万年冷却しないと人類が滅びる
＞＞Oil company cheerleaders proclaiming huge supplies of oil are dead wrong. Peak oil is as real as rain, and it is here now. Not 2050. Not 2020. Now. Oil production has been flat since 2005. This is not by choice. The producers cannot increase production because new fields cannot keep pace with declining production from old fields. The plateau is the top of the global depletion curve. Furthermore, this end of energy growth only accounts for volume. Energy quality and net-energy are falling like stones as environmental devastation increases. Every producing oil field on earth is in decline, unless it is brand new, and peak discoveries are well behind us. Meanwhile, the aggregate decline rate appears to be about 5 per cent per year. To maintain world production, we would need to bring a new Saudi Arabia – equivalent to three billion barrels annually - into full production every three years. There exists on earth not one single promising field that remotely approaches those requirements.
http://www.publicserviceeurope.com/article/1648/peak-oil-is-real-and-will-stunt-any-econ omic-recovery
日本人は資源のない国の割りに
資源も食料も無駄にしすぎている
エネルギー枯渇で一番困るのは日本でしょうね
今回は経済が回復しても原油価格が上がり
物価も上がりますが、その割には日本はもう高度成長は不可能ですから
しかも原発自体化石燃料なしでは不可能
ウランの燃料棒を燃やすが、発掘から輸送、精錬、使用後は
プルトニウムなど猛毒の放射能物質を発生させ
１万年冷却しないと人類が滅びる
＞＞Oil company cheerleaders proclaiming huge supplies of oil are dead wrong. Peak oil is as real as rain, and it is here now. Not 2050. Not 2020. Now. Oil production has been flat since 2005. This is not by choice. The producers cannot increase production because new fields cannot keep pace with declining production from old fields. The plateau is the top of the global depletion curve. Furthermore, this end of energy growth only accounts for volume. Energy quality and net-energy are falling like stones as environmental devastation increases. Every producing oil field on earth is in decline, unless it is brand new, and peak discoveries are well behind us. Meanwhile, the aggregate decline rate appears to be about 5 per cent per year. To maintain world production, we would need to bring a new Saudi Arabia – equivalent to three billion barrels annually - into full production every three years. There exists on earth not one single promising field that remotely approaches those requirements.
http://www.publicserviceeurope.com/article/1648/peak-oil-is-real-and-will-stunt-any-econ omic-recovery