I have been harping on the blog for the past few weeks about how the business press hasn’t been aggressively covering the looming oil crisis — and I’m not talking about rising prices at the pump. I am talking about the fact that we’ve gotten close to using up half of the planet’s supply of oil, yet no one seems worried.
Finally, there was this story in USA Today this morning about some people in the industry beginning to take a serious look. Read it here.
And for more, pick up the book The Empty Tank.
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