Berman: All shale gas plays except Marcellus in decline or flat. + NASA: End of the world as we know it.

Check this folks: (and please share)

http://oilprice.com/Interviews/Shale-the-Last-Oil-and-Gas-Train-Interview-with-Arthur-Berman.html

This is not news, if you've been listening to Deborah Rogers, J. David Hughes, Richard Heinberg, or Chip Northrup.

But it's still shocking compared to the typical shale-gas hype.

Geologist Art Berman has a particularly colorful way of explaining the truth:

``Recently, the CEO of a major oil company told The Houston Chronicle

that the shale revolution is only in the "first inning of a nine-inning game”.
I guess he must have lost track of the score while waiting in line for hot dogs
because production growth in U.S. shale gas plays excluding the Marcellus
is approaching zero; growth in the Bakken and Eagle Ford has fallen from
33% in mid-2011 to 7% in late 2013.``

These is extremely important info to get to your press contacts
to counter the shale-hype coming from the gas+oil companies.

The truth is-- since our economy and food supply are all dependent
upon cheap gas and oil-- we are on the brink of Global economic collapse.

Here's a short clip by Richard Manning from the film "What a Way to Go"
which explains the connection between peak oil and food:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbUnGIxbvTM

The extremely liberal tree-hugging organization NASA agrees.
It's the end of the world as we know it:

http://www.policymic.com/articles/85541/nasa-study-concludes-when-civilization-will-end-and-it-s-not-looking-good-for-us

Wait-- NASA said that?  

 
PS: REM called it in 1987:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzqiPvGrkTo

PPS: I am just the messenger.

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