Well, here are some additional curves:
Historical 2:
1920 to 2006
1970 to 2006
Cumulative HT oil revenue
These $ 40 billion (probably as much by 000) are to be compared to the "small" $ 2050 billion of the Stern report ...Do you understand PKOI DO NOT DO NOTHING?
And again, we are EXCLUDING TAX ... and if we take the complete creation of wealth from oil, we can largely multiply this figure by 20 to 30 (in other words: $ 1 of oil creates $ 20 of " wealth "in the GDP sense of the term of course ...) ...
Historical earnings and oil revenues to between 1920 2006
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Ben and I say: thank you Bush ... he has so damn shit that the barrel exploded
Besides, it's my sarcastic proposition on the forum of the Covenant
http://forum.pacte-ecologique-2007.org/ ... php?id=282
Besides, it's my sarcastic proposition on the forum of the Covenant
http://forum.pacte-ecologique-2007.org/ ... php?id=282
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Of course André, it happens immediately!
In the meantime, you can look at this: https://www.econologie.com/la-consommati ... -3282.html
Edit: here is André, https://www.econologie.com/forums/evolution- ... t2761.html
In the meantime, you can look at this: https://www.econologie.com/la-consommati ... -3282.html
Edit: here is André, https://www.econologie.com/forums/evolution- ... t2761.html
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Christophe wrote:https://www.econologie.com/la-consommati ... -3282.html
Which shows, as you say yourself "A new source does not replace another: the consumption of coal is 6 times greater in the year 2000 than in 1900 ..."
This explains why Jancovici's position that it is important to reduce the consumption of fossil resources is the only good practice.
The only renewable energy is energy saving.
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hug wrote:This explains why Jancovici's position that it is important to reduce the consumption of fossil resources is the only good practice.
The only renewable energy is energy saving.
Right, you have to "fight" on all fronts at the same time ... substitutes for fossils and parsimony ...
The problem is that in 2 cases, the financial calculation is done without taking into account the cost of the damage of the greenhouse effect ...
Now even the 5500 Billions Stern report, not only are challenged (forcing down by most manufacturers) but especially pale compared to 40 000 Billion HT that only oil has already brought ... while he is not the only one responsible for global warming ...
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Here, the full article has been written:
https://www.econologie.com/l-argent-du-p ... -3297.html
News: https://www.econologie.com/40-000-millia ... -3299.html
résumé:
https://www.econologie.com/le-cumul-des- ... -3298.html
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Global GDP in 2008: 60100 billion $
source: the World Bank: http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNA ... 19,00.html
Oil production 84 Million barrels per day for 365 days, and taking the current price of 70 $ a barrel, it makes
84 million * 365 * 70 dollars, or 2146 billion $
the oil turnover calculated in this way is 2146 / 60100 = 3.57% of world GDP.
I wrote turnover, it does not mean net gain.
source: the World Bank: http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNA ... 19,00.html
Oil production 84 Million barrels per day for 365 days, and taking the current price of 70 $ a barrel, it makes
84 million * 365 * 70 dollars, or 2146 billion $
the oil turnover calculated in this way is 2146 / 60100 = 3.57% of world GDP.
I wrote turnover, it does not mean net gain.
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+ taxes = result * 3
In short we tate the 10% of world GDP just on the sale of oil ...
In short we tate the 10% of world GDP just on the sale of oil ...
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