Americans Will Burn Less Oil 25 Years From Now

Americans Will Burn Less Oil 25 Years From Now | FiveThirtyEight

That's actually not surprising, as per capita oil use has been dropping in recent decades, and places with a stable or modestly growing population have seen oil use decline.

NY State, as a whole, uses less oil than it did in 1970. Not because New York stopped driving cars, but because our state's population has only grown modestly since then, while we moved away from oil as a fuel for industrial plants and power generation.

Natural gas, especially in the past 10 years, has largely replaced oil use in NY, for generators that have the option to switch between the two.

Heading Out to Schoharie County

Heading out to Schoharie County. Going to do some fishing, some hiking, some photos, and some camping. Looks a nice weekend, now that we are done with the rain. Going to check out Mine Kill Falls tommorow morning, which should be spectular after all the rain.