.png)
Listen to the seminar introduction by Barry Brook and the presentation by Dr Michael Lardelli focussing on peak oil. This is the 1st of 3 recordings from the 6th and final seminar in the series entitled Climate Change Q and A: Sceptical Questions and the Scientific Answers. Subscribe for podcasts at bravenewclimate.com/feed or go to adelaide.edu.au/climatechange for complete details about the series.
Filed under: CCQA, Clim Ch Q&A, podcast
 | Brian H on How realistic is The Economist… |
| Brian H on How realistic is The Economist… |
 | Cyril R. on How realistic is The Economist… |
 | David B. Benson on How realistic is The Economist… |
 | Ms.Perps on Environmentalism in the mud: r… |
 | Tom Blees on How realistic is The Economist… |
 | Marion Brook on Environmentalism in the mud: r… |
 | John Newlands on Open Thread 21 |
 | grlcowan on Open Thread 21 |
 | harrywr2 on The Fukushima Question: How cl… |
| John Newlands on Open Thread 21 |
 | Eclipse Now on Open Thread 21 |
| Cyril R on IFR FaD 10 – metal fuel and… |
| Cyril R on Environmentalism in the mud: r… |
 | Roger Clifton on IFR FaD 10 – metal fuel and… |
[…] 1/3 CCQA6 Intro and Michael Lardelli on peak oil […]
[…] 1/3 CCQA6 Intro and Michael Lardelli on peak oil […]
[…] energy slaves – the equivalent of 200 human workers per person for developed countries [h/t to Michael Lardelli on this]. Like servants of the kings of old, they service our every whim. From the food we eat to […]
Woah! Olduvai theory gets a mention at BNC!? Wow. OK, I’ve GOT to listen to these podcasts.
Barry, I’m after a link to the long Adelaide radio chat/podcast, about 40 minutes, where you mention the speed of deployment of nuclear VS the speed of setting up renewable energy to do so.
What assumptions where in those equations for 200 meters of solar thermal mirrors per second, etc? Anyway, just after the link to that podcast because they were some amazing figures.
The podcast is here:
http://bravenewclimate.com/2009/10/07/backstory-barry-brook-on-4th-generation-nuclear-power/
Assumptions spelled out here:
TCASE 4: Energy system build rates and material inputs
http://bravenewclimate.com/2009/10/18/tcase4/
There is another post (from in the early days of BNC) on the Olduvai theory, here:
http://bravenewclimate.com/2008/10/28/olduvai-theory-crackpot-idea-or-dawning-reality/
[…] Michael Lardelli on peak oil […]