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April 27, 2010 | Posted by Daniel Saraceno, Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Research Intern - 8:30am |
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You've heard of "peak oil," but
The New York Times
blog
Idea of the Day
discusses what
peak phosphorous
, used in fertilizer, means for food security.
The Washington Post
lays out issues with green energy, including the
rare earth supply chain
.
Russia and Austria meet to discuss
energy agreements
, reports the
People's Daily.
An
Oman forum
declares that addressing issues of food and energy security are vital to the state, according to an article from
AME info.
The
Financial Post
discusses
American oil interests
and imports.
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