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Nov Peak Oil Chat: John Peach, Jean Laherrère, Simon Michaux, assessment of fossil fuel reserves

Join us for the November edition of Peak Oil Chat featuring John Peach, This in-depth exploration dives into the complexities of fossil fuel reserves, production trends, and the economic forces shaping energy systems, while challenging conventional models like the Hubbert Curve and *Limits to Growth*. Viewers will uncover how resource depletion, debt cycles, and flawed assumptions in sustainability models intersect with global energy challenges, offering a critical lens on the limits of current systems. The discussion also reframes the fossil fuel "taboo," emphasizing the role of imagination and systemic change in transitioning to sustainable energy. By dissecting economic feedback loops, gas price dynamics, and the legacy of coal, the video provides a roadmap for understanding the urgent need to rethink energy, economy, and ecological balance—making it essential viewing for anyone interested in the future of resource management and planetary resilience. We’re honoured to have Charles Hall (developer of EROI theory) and Jean Laherrère (co-author of The End of Cheap Oil) joining in the audience for this session — bringing decades of experience in biophysical economics and petroleum geoscience. 00:00:00 -- Intro 00:00:01 -- Fossil Fuel Reserves Analysis 00:07:24 -- Oil Reserves Discovery Production Data 00:14:48 -- Oil Reserves Accuracy and Depletion 00:21:50 -- Fossil fuel estimates and logistic models 00:28:52 -- Economic Shrinkage Debt Impact 00:35:54 -- Hubbert Curve and Oil Production 00:43:10 -- Gas Prices Fracking Oil Depletion 00:50:12 -- Coals Legacy and Fossil Fuel Taboo 00:57:15 -- imagination overcomes energy taboo 01:04:18 -- World 3 Model Crash Simulations 01:11:24 -- Limits to Growth and Earth for All Flaws 01:18:29 -- Model Flaws and Propaganda Critique 01:25:32 -- Structural Model Flaws and Resource Limits 01:32:38 -- World 7 Integrated Systems Sustainability 01:39:46 -- Economic Models Feedback Loops 01:46:48 -- Resource Sustainability and Future Challenges 01:53:57 -- Future Energy and Debt Models 02:01:01 -- Focus on Correct Usage 02:08:09 -- Natural world before economics 02:15:13 -- Economy Based on Energy Roger Bentley's slides: https://lyis.ca/pfet/rogerBentley/ Simon Michaux slides: https://lyis.ca/pfet/simonMichaux/ https://tupa.gtk.fi/raportti/arkisto/... Dan's slides: https://lyis.ca/pfet/DanAndStan Dan links: The Gassing of Sartartia—CO2 pipeline causes mass poisoning in Mississippi    • The Gassing of Sartartia—CO2 pipeline caus...   Landowners rally at Capitol against CO2 pipelines    • Landowners rally at Capitol against CO2 pi...   Public Safety First - The Hazards of CO2 Pipelines    • Public Safety First - The Hazards of CO2 P...   CO2 Pipeline Safety: "The Gassing of Satartia, MS" & Aftermath (Aug. 9, 2022)    • CO2 Pipeline Safety: "The Gassing of Satar...   IA Supreme Court Decision on Summit CO2 Pipeline    • IA Supreme Court Decision on Summit CO2 Pi...   Presentation slides and documents submitted by attendees: Jean https://lyis.ca/pfet/jean/ Art Berman: https://lyis.ca/pfet/artberman/ Andrii: https://lyis.ca/pfet/peakoil Make your own peak oil projection at: https://lyis.ca/peak-oil/ Mathis said: "Helping people build islands of survivability is good for them, and good for society at large. This means strengthening community, helping people to learn how to grow food, making housing energy efficient, etc. and seeing this as true value creation for the predictable future of climate change and resource constraints. " transition plan html is here: https://lyis.ca/pfet/transition_plan.... can join our Peak Oil Facebook group at:   / 2213264857   Can see Simon Michaux's recent peer reviewed published work here: https://tupa.gtk.fi/julkaisu/bulletin...