Big Oil Strike in Brazil has Tongues Wagging, but We Continue Towards Peak Oil
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Spanish author Pedro A. Prieto is Vice President of the Association for the Study of Energy Resources (AEREN) and co-editor of the Energy Crisis website (www.crisisenergetica.org)
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