video of lecture: Natural Gas: a Bridge to Nowhere? |
by Jan Lundberg | |
03 October 2011 | |
Jan Lundberg, independent oil industry analyst and eco-activist, spoke at the University of Oklahoma's petroleum engineering school for its Bridging Fuels for the Future Seminar Series, August 30, 2011.
Oklahoma's petroleum academia hosted this critic of the region's big hope: natural gas. In addition to upholding academic freedom, the University may have had to temper graduates' expectations of entry into lucrative jobs -- given the realities of fracking, peak oil, and climate change. Watch Jan's lecture: [This video will be available as a DVD at Culture Change's exhibit table at the Nov. 2-6 annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas, Washington D.C.*]
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Jan Lundberg speaking at University of Oklahoma's Devon Energy Hall on Aug. 30, 2011 For a written version of the speech based roughly on notes and Jan's outline, go to this article published in September on Culture Change: Natural Gas: a Bridge to Nowhere? - Oklahoma's petroleum academia hosts critic * * * * * *To attend the peak oil meeting in DC, visit ASPO-USA Conference. The duration is Nov. 2-6, 2011, and the excellent location is the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill. Below: advertisement for Jan Lundberg's lecture at University of Oklahoma's petroleum engineering department
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