Summary:
The book examines the interlinked challenges of dwindling energy resources, particularly the decline of cheap oil, and the unsustainable nature of the global financial system. It presents a stark analysis of how peak oil could lead to economic collapse and offers strategies for individuals and communities to prepare for and adapt to the impending changes.
Key points:
1. Peak Oil: The book claims we're reaching the peak of oil production, leading to a decline that will greatly affect society and the economy. Immediate action is needed.
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