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What Energy Future after the World Oil Production Peak?

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This week the Sedgwick club will not be presenting a talk, and are instead encouraging all members to attend the above EAGE lecture to be held in the Bullard on Monday, 4pm – 6pm. It promises to be a good evening and will be followed by a wine party. Members of the Sedgwick Committee will be available to travel from the Downing Site to the Bullard for those unfamiliar with the Bullard labs – please meet in Harker 1 at 3:30pm if you would like to travel with us.

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