The global transportation and oil dependency.
fossil fuels (oil), comprise 98% of consumption worldwide transport cargo and passengers. What impact would have on the global movement of goods and food, shortage of oil? A picturesque account of a English citizen, gives us an eloquent example of what can happen if we fail supplies of petroleum fuels.
Not long ago, in La Coruña, Spain, was a transport strike that paralyzed the movement of goods and lasted 15 days or so. In the second week, we ran out of milk home. At that time, my little daughter would have a year or so or two.
I wanted to get milk for her and it was impossible (I mean normal milk, that of tetrabrick) in any super had a drop. I was calling people I know asking a carton of milk. At the end my wife got two tickets through a mate work knowing that we had a little girl got through another friend.
came home with the two cards as if he had been given extra pay. A few days have raised the transit strike and returned everything to normal. After a time no one came to agree about, but it made me think, and I think we are more fragile than we think.
JJCS This story is a English citizen who lived through the transit strike that lasted 15 and that caused the stoppage of the movement of goods in their country. Was extracted from www.crisisenergetica.org Forums
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