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Robert Zubrin: Energy Victory

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49 min 58 sec

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01.: Introducing Robert Zubrin

01 min 31 sec

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02.: Money and the Oil Industry

03 min 59 sec

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03.: Oil Companies and Terrorism

02 min 40 sec

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04.: Allied with the Enemies

03 min 52 sec

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05.: Dependence on Oil Disallows Retaliation to Terrorism

01 min 20 sec

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06.: OPEC a Conspiracy

01 min 46 sec

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07.: How to Destroy OPEC

04 min 03 sec

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08.: New Fuels Can Help Third World Economies

03 min 08 sec

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09.: Effects on Global Warming

01 min 19 sec

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10.: Addressing These Issues Long Overdue

03 min 43 sec

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11.: Q & A

00 min 04 sec

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12.: Q1: Other Oil Companies

01 min 06 sec

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13.: Q2: Oil Stocks

00 min 45 sec

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14.: Q3: Government Intervention

04 min 19 sec

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15.: Q4: India and China

03 min 21 sec

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16.: Q5: Energy Production

03 min 00 sec

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17.: Q6: Lifestyle Changes

02 min 45 sec

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18.: Q7: Price of Alcohol

00 min 30 sec

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19.: Q8: Strong Leadership

02 min 56 sec

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20.: Q9: Saudi Government

03 min 34 sec

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spintronics

Posted: 08.05.09, 05:45 AM

Biofuels will cause food prices to soar and destroy developing countries by taking the land where food is grown to grow plants for food.

Bioeconomy

Posted: 01.07.08, 09:53 AM

Excellent vision! We need a man who knows a bit about how to live on Mars, to explain how we can live better on Earth. Question to Zubrin, though: how to guarantee that biofuels are produced in a sustainable way? Zubrin is on the same track as the guys over at Biopact, which also thinks the bioeconomy presents opportunities for third world countries. Check them out: http://www.biopact.com