As the life blood of machinery, oil keeps the world running. However,as a non-renewable resource, oil supplies are being consumed at a much higher rate than the earth can replenish. As the population expands exponentially, so too does the demand for patroleum. To complicate matters, the amount of retrievable oil available on the planet cannot be accurately determined due the constraints of modern technology and the unaudited claims by host nations and commercial coorporations that may exaggerate numbers for political power or financial gain.
Currently, only a small fraction of oil can be brought to the surface and is usable due to the limits of petroleum extraction technologies. Will new methods develop to extract and refine oil? Where is the next payload of "easy" oil and will it be enough to sustain the world before the eventual, but certain shift toward a new source of fuel? Who is gaining while who stands to lose?
Petroleum Extraction Technology Mix = jason - Rejuvenation Radio 04/26/2010
Jeff Mills - "glen21" - Tomorrow
Robert Hood - "Rhythm" - M-plant
The Memory Foundation - "Heat Exchange" - Central
DJ Bone - "Struggle" - Subject Detroit
Vice - "Juicy Fruit" - Black Nation
Random Noise Generation - "Insturment of Change" - 430 West
Counterattack - "We Can Allude Control" - White Label
People Mover - "Dark Planet" - Metroplex
AUX men - "Behind the Lines" - Puzzlebox
DJ Bone - "Hop" - D1
Ultradyne - "Iron Age" - Pi Gao Movemnet
Random Noise Generation - "Muntion" - 430 West
Chancellor - "Harmonize" - Creation Rebel
Subject Number 001 - "Imagery" - Subject Detroit
039 the Infiltraitor - "Mindsweeper" - Underground Resistance
Chancellor - "The Unknown Future" - Missile
Kit Clayton - "Nothing But Nothing" - 7th City
Central - "As We Proceed" - Central
DJ Bone - "Mutant Strain 3" - Bastardo Electrico
Robert Hood - "The Protein Valve" - M-plant
*As usual, freestyle mix done in one take with two Technic SL-1200MKII turntables (fossils in their own right) and a pioneer Djm 600 thats been to hell and back. Special thanks to Ben H. and Grant N. for their valuable input.
Nicholas C. Arguimbau's article on Imminent Crash of Oil Supply
Wikipedia entry on Oil Reserves
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