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In the context of models of the depletion of finite resources, notably Hubbert peak theory, peak oil is the date when the peak of the world's petroleum (crude oil) production rate is reached. After this date the rate of production will by definition enter terminal decline. According to the Hubbert model, production will follow a roughly symmetrical bell-shaped curve.

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1. Peak Oil: Life After the Oil Crash
2. Top hits for "Peak Oil"
3. Danish Island Is Energy Self-Sufficient : MetaEfficient
4. Image:World population history.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclo
5. Comments

1. Peak Oil: Life After the Oil Crash

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   This doesn't seem like a neutral view of Peak Oil, but it does contain a wealth of research data.
   
   

   http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/

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2. Top hits for "Peak Oil"

   After my initial research, it is clear that most of the top search results for "Peak Oil" are extremely Biased.

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3. Danish Island Is Energy Self-Sufficient : MetaEfficient

   MetaEfficient: Danish Island Is Energy Self-Sufficient
   
   This is an interesting project, considering the growing concerns of peak oil and global warming caused by the burning of fossil fuels.
   
   

   http://www.metaefficient.com/archives/renewable-power/danish-island-is-energy-selfsufficient.html

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4. Image:World population history.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclo

   The world Population growth curve.
   
   

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:World_population_history.svg

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