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• Preamble • The Twenty-First Century [Campbell]
• Overview • The World's Endowment of Conventional Oil and its Depletion
• Summary • The Hubbert Peak for World Oil [Theory/Practice/Suspect Reserves]
  • Reported Reserves with Suspect Increases
• Midpoint • The Global Hubbert Peak Forecast of Future Global Oil Output [graphics]
• Curves • Forecasts of Future Global Oil Output [graphics]
• Scenario • Alternative Futures for Humanity [Swenson's Law]
• SciAm 98 3 • The Global Hubbert Peak, Scientific American, March 1998
• Oil Calculations • Taking Stock: What Do All These Large Numbers Mean?
• Proposal • Executive briefings & planning