1. DUDE – its FINITE

2. The Fossil Fuel Era A Brief Moment in Time fusionfusion

3. A Century of Change (1900 (=1) vs 2000) Industrial Output: 40 Marine Fish Catch: 35 CO 2 Emissions: 17 Total Energy Use: 16 Coal Production: 7 World Population: 4 Forest Area: 0.8

4. Critical Question Can This Century also stand a 4-fold increase in world population (from 6 to 24 billion) Will the emerging world market of China promote this kind of growth in the same way the industrial revolution did?

5. United States Energy Usage

6. Transportation Craze Emerging Markets in India and China are source of real concern  approaching 1 billion vehicles: Emerging Markets in India and China are source of real concern  approaching 1 billion vehicles:

7. Every year We Drive More Miles Hey, It’s The American Way Hey, It’s The American Way

9. Business As Usual

10. Possible Futures But role of clouds and aerosols are a major complication. But role of clouds and aerosols are a major complication.

11. Our Fossil Fuel Legacy

12. But Hey – We Are Green – let’s Hide the CO 2 for awhile

13. Ice Core Data is Revealing Currently 380 PPM; 30% higher than anytime in the last 450,000 years

16. And Let’s Not Forget Methane 25x GWP of Carbon Dixoide 25x GWP of Carbon Dixoide Rice fields, cow slaughtering, sewage Rice fields, cow slaughtering, sewage

17. Who Is to Blame? And All the Rest of Us That Think We Are at the Center of the Universe and therefore in a Privileged Position in Nature

18. Humans and Nature Like it or not, Historically the collective of humanity has treated nature as a consumable Like it or not, Historically the collective of humanity has treated nature as a consumable Most wars/conflicts are related to resource shortages or the need to acquire new land Most wars/conflicts are related to resource shortages or the need to acquire new land Physics tells us we are in a necessary partnership with nature and that resources are finite Physics tells us we are in a necessary partnership with nature and that resources are finite Don’t look to the past  look to the future where humanity evolves out of its adolescent stage into a more cooperative stage Don’t look to the past  look to the future where humanity evolves out of its adolescent stage into a more cooperative stage