Peak Oil - a taboo idea whose time has come 
     Floro QUIBUYEN

Peak Oil: The Global Crisis of Diminishing Petroleum Supply and its Implications for the Philippines 
     Kelvin S. RODOLFO

Why Produce Ethanol from Sugarcane, in the Philippine Context 
     Teodoro C. MENDOZA

Demystifying Mainstream Economic Theory
     Peter T. MANICAS

Towards Community in a Doomed World: Rediscovering Rizal's Prophetic Vision in the Age of Peak Oil and Global Warming 
     Floro QUIBUYEN

 


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