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November 2009
• Emissions from air, land and sea travel are set to more than double by 2050 unless something is done to stop them
• The global economy is likely to be dependent on the oil price for many years to come

Modern Energy

October 2009: Bid to leave a smaller carbon footprint

The Future of Energy

Balancing surging energy demand with the growing threat of climate change

Gas Industry

October 2009: In spite of abundant resources, Saudi Arabia is running low on gas

Energy in the Americas

September 2009: Oil and natural gas are set to remain the core activities for US groups

Related content and features

Energy

May 2009: The Obama administration’s moves will have global repercussions

Energy-efficient buildings

April 2009: Efficiency should be worked into design and not added later

Clean Energy

January 2009: Economic ills threaten alternative energy investment

Energy

November 2008: Fossil fuel has grown more attractive

Multimedia

Audio slideshow: Nuclear revival

Sellafield

A tour of a research facility at Sellafield in north-west England

Markets data: Chart crude

Oil prices up image

Track its price and compare with other commodities and stock market indexes

Interactive graphic: Crude politics

Oil

Surging oil prices are forcing governments to reconsider subsidies and taxation