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The Empty Tank : Oil, Gas, Hot Air, and the Coming Global Financial Catastrophe by Jeremy K Leggett is a science book available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Empty Tank : Oil, Gas, Hot Air, and the Coming Global Financial Catastrophe about?

In The Empty Tank, Jeremy Leggett, an internationally renowned geologist and energy entrepreneur who spent the 1980s working for Big Oil, sounds the alarm about an unprecedented crisis. The oil topping point–the day half of all the world's oil is used up–will be reached, by many calculations, sometime soon. In fact, it may already be upon us. When the financial markets realize what's happening, an economic crash and soaring energy prices will result. The entire global marketplace we all inhabit will crack and crumble.Oil companies and governments don't want you to know this. They have been covering up depletion, while stoking addiction and holding back alternatives. Leggett shows how major energy producers have been exposed providing false information about climate change and underground reserves. He describes how governments collude with private enterprise and one another to keep the global economy hooked on oil. And he explains the science behind oil extraction, demonstrating with unimpeachable expertise why the well is indeed running dry a lot faster than we think.Written with verve and eloquence, The Empty Tank explains how we became addicted to oil and why that addiction is le

Who reads The Empty Tank : Oil, Gas, Hot Air, and the Coming Global Financial Catastrophe?

It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.

Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
Jeremy K Leggett
Publisher
Random House, Incorporated
Published
2005
Language
EN
ISBN
9781400065271
Category
science
Subjects
Political Science, Business, Economics
Rating
3.61 / 5 (32 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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