Welcome to Lino’s Place

 

 

That’s me – sitting in my office – probably working on my latest project. 

 

I’m very concerned about the state of the world and spend way too much time trying to work out a way that I can help move towards a sustainable society. 

 

Unfortunately, most of society lives in a dream world where everything is great as they sleepwalk towards catastrophe.  This site is aimed at informing those that wish to wake up, and help society evolve from where it is now onto a more sustainable path.  My aim is to help people understand the big picture, rather than just the part of it that they are informed about. 

 

For all it’s faults, I believe that democratic government is the best system humanity has yet devised to deal with the problems we have created for ourselves and the only one where ordinary citizens can have their say.  The quality of democratic government is totally dependant on the quality of understanding of the electorate.  I hope that this site is helpful in promoting better understanding of the issues of the day. 

 

My Recent Writings

 

An Open Letter to Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister of Australia

 

25 Questions and Answers on Peak Oil 

 

 

 

 

Recommended Reading

 

For a digest and links to most stuff published on Peak Oil, all forms of energy, global warming, sustainable communities and much more you can’t go past Energy Bulletin. 

 

If you are new to the Peak Oil crisis, I recommend the Energy Bulletin Peak Oil Primer

 

By far the leading body of learned individuals involved in studying and reporting the Peak Oil situation is the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas - ASPO. For Australians check on ASPO Australia

 

For those fond of hyperbole and commentary on the Oil and economic crisis unfolding in the USA, I never miss an episode of the Clusterfuck Nation Chronicle by James Kunstler, author of “The Long Emergency”. 

 

For those fond of really well thought through articles on various aspects of the problems we face, I recommend Richard Heinberg’s Museletters: Latest: What Will We Eat as the Oil Runs Out?

 

 

 

Feedback

 

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