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Oil running out far faster than predicted: report | Business | The Guardian

Oil running out far faster than predicted: report | Business | The Guardian.  The question is “Who do we believe”?
How about we hope for the best and prepare for the worst?

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Giving What We Can

Tony Ord, an Oxford academic, has formed a society called Giving What We Can aimed at encouraging individuals to donate at least 10% of their earned income to what he calls “efficient charities”. This article takes a look at the wider implications of Tony’s society.

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