Do you think a peak in oil production will lead to a global energy crisis?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on June 30, 2008
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“I'm one of those positive thinkers who would like to think that when it does happen, we will have wised up enough to be prepared for it.”
— Carley Doores, manager, Lawrence
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“I could see it happening, especially with China and India's economies expanding so rapidly. I think it's definitely something we need to take into account.”
— Steve Remlinger, custodial shift leader, Lawrence
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“I do kind of believe that it's going to be something we're ill prepared for because I think we're a major contributor to the problem. Even if it doesn't happen as soon as they think it will, it's going to happen eventually.”
— Lacey Breech, spa coordinator, Lawrence
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“I think it's kind of a Y2K type of thing where everyone gets all worked up about it, and then it never really materializes.”
— Patrick Mushrush, draft specialist, Lawrence