If the world ran out of oil tomorrow, the world would basically return to the Stone Age. Oil is used to make basically everything you use every day in one way or another, and sunlight no matter how you use it is not a replacement. Good luck making batteries without oil btw. Good luck making the car to put the batteries in without oil too.
It hasn’t even been a month
If they wait till it has been a month there will be no fuel to ration. You ration so you don’t run out, or run out slower.
Everyone has been caring about house prices going up, what are you talking about? People that have houses care. People who don’t have a house care.
If that’s the lesson you think needs to be learned, you’ve learned the wrong lesson from this.
We need to take more ownership of our petrol/diesel/oil supply. We need to stop relying on other countries for things we can do right here at home.
That’s not the question that I asked.
Is Israel between the Mediterranean and the Jordan?
I think the fact that you couldn’t answer the simple question but decided to make up your own question to avoid answering it says all we need to see.
That doesn’t mean you’re healthy, or that it’s a good diet, especially if you have growing kids.
Very misleading. This is the domestic market offer prices, which are the very maximum any company is allowed to charge for power. No one should be on the DMO prices.
Power prices are expected to continue to rise according to our own government and the AEMO.
The government is the reason why manufacturing isn’t feasible in Australia.
It’s cheaper than what “renewables” are costing us.
Other countries are building nuclear plants for less than $10bil in less than 7 years.
No idea where your “regressive authoritarian society” bit came from. That’s bizarre.
Sustainable healthy eating is not cheap. Eating like a poor vegetarian isn’t sustainable or healthy.
The paradox of tolerance is complete horse shit. People use it to justify their own intolerance.
For decades they’ve been being told that there would be no more polar ice caps, that half the country would be underwater, and all sorts of other doomsday “global warming” stories would happen “in the next 10 years”, and none of them happened after 40+ years, nor are they any closer to happening. At some stage people start ignoring the person crying wolf.
“Climate change” isn’t making anything more expensive. The cost of living caused by ~50% inflation since 2020 is doing that, including insurance. Insurance payouts now cost significantly more because everything costs more, so premiums increase even more significantly.