『This document is referred to as a half-bibliography because it is limited deliberately, with few exceptions, to entries in support of the thesis of an oil peak formulated by M . King Hubbert and extended by his successors. Alternatively, it is referred to as a half-bibliography because it is limited principally to entries relating to the problem and not solutions to the problem. There may be cases where the links do not work directly and have to be cut and pasted to the user's Internet address line. If even a pasted link does not work, try a Google on the author and/or title. I would appreciate notice of amended links, dead links, and potential new entries. Inclusion in this document does not vouch for the accuracy of all the listed items. As the issue of peak oil gains increasing currency, more and more commentaries on the topic are written by authors who are relatively new to the issue and can sometimes garble matters. More egregious examples of such garbling
have been omitted from the list. This draft includes items from recent research at the M. King Collection, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming. It is among the last drafts of this bibliography, because material on the subject by now is being generated almost too fast to manage.』

PART ONE: WEBSITES 5
PART TWO: M. KING HUBBERT AND CONTEMPORARIES 8
PART THREE: MORE RECENT MAJOR AUTHORS AND ANALYSTS 17

1. Kjell Aleklett (Sweden) 17
2. Steve Andrews (United States/Colorado) 17
3. John Attarian (United States/Michigan) 18
4. Ali Morteza Samsam Bakhtiari (Iran) 19
5. Ugo Bardi (Italy) 20
6. Albert A. Bartlett (United States/Colorado) 20
7. Roscoe Bartlett (United States/Maryland) 21
8. Roger W. Bentley (Great Britain) 22
9. Roger Blanchard (Michigan) 23
10. Tony Boys (Japan) 23
11. Colin J. Campbell (Ireland) 23
12. Albert J. Cavallo (United States/New Jersey) 32
13. Frank Clements (United States/Pennsylvania) 32
14. Cutler J. Cleveland (United States/Massachusetts) 32
15. Earl Cook (United States/Texas) 34
16. Ronald R. Cooke (United States/California) 34
17. Julian Darley (Canada/British Colum bia) 34
18. Francis de Winter (United States/California) 36
19. Kenneth S. Deffeyes (United States/New Jersey) 37
20. David Delaney (Canada/Ontario) 38
21. Andrew DeWit (Japan) 39
22. Murray Duffin (United States/South Carolina) 39
23. Jeffrey T. Dukes (United States/Massachusetts) 39
24. Richard C. Duncan (United States/Washington) 40
25. Jeanette Fitzsimons (New Zealand) 41
26. Brian J. Fleay (Australia) 42
27. David Fleming (Great Britain) 43
28. Marilyn Geewax (United States/Georgia) 43
29. John Gever (United States/New Hampshire) 43
30. Jeremy Gilbert (Great Britain) 44
31. David L. Goodstein (United States/California) 44
32. Lindsey Grant (United States/New Mexico) 45
33. Henry Groppe (United States/Texas) 45
34. Charles A.S. Hall (United States/New York) 46
35. Stephen Hamilton-Bergin (Great Britain) 46
36. Jay Hanson (United States/Hawaii) 47
37. Craig Bond Hatfield (United States/Ohio) 47
38. Richard Heinberg (United States/California) 47
39. Carter Henderson (United States/New Jersey) 50
40. Robert L. Hirsch (United States/Virginia) 50
41. John G. Howe (United States/Maine) 51
42. Klaus Illum (Denmark) 51
43. L.F. "Buzz" Ivanhoe (United States/California) 51
44. Caryl Johnston (United States/Pennsylvania) 54
45. Robert K. Kaufmann (United States/Massachusetts) 54
46. Byron W. King (United States/Pennsylvania) 55
47. Michael T. Klare (United States/Massachusetts) 55
48. Rembrandt Koppelaar (Netherlands) 56
49. Seppo A. Korpela (United States/Ohio) 56
50. James Howard Kunstler (United States/New York) 56
51. Chris Kuykendall (United States/Texas) 58
52. Jean H. Laherrere (France) 58
53. Jeremy Leggett (Great Britain) 62
54. Jan Lundberg (United States/California) 63
55. James J. MacKenzie (United States/District of Colum bia) 64
56. Les B. Magoon (United States/California) 64
57. Tom Mast (United States/Texas) 65
58. Charles T. Maxwell (United States/Connecticut) 65
59. Steve McKinlay (New Zealand) 65
60. Andrew McNamara (Australia) 66
61. Marie Plummer Minneair (United States/Ohio) 66
62. George Monbiot (Great Britain) 66
63. Glenn R. Morton (United States => Scotland) 66
64. Jim Motavalli (United States/Connecticut) 68
65. John Myers (Canada/Alberta) 68
66. Richard Nehring (United States/Colorado) 68
67. Amos Nur (United States/California) 69
68. George Pazik (United States/Wisconsin) 69
69. Dale Allen Pfeiffer (United States/Michigan) 69
70. T. Boone Pickens (United States/Texas) 70
71. Dmitry Podborits (Ukraine => New York) 71
72. Adam Porter (France) 71
73. Bill Powers (Canada => Illinois) 72
74. Jim Puplava (United States/California) 72
75. Megan Quinn (United States/Ohio) 73
76. William E. Rees (Canada/British Colum bia) 73
77. Douglas B. Reynolds (United States/Alaska) 74
78. Joseph P. Riva, Jr. (United States/Virginia) 74
79. Paul Roberts (United States/Washington) 75
80. David Room (United States/California) 76
81. Michael C. Ruppert (United States/California) 77
82. Mamdouh G. Salameh (Great Britain) 77
83. Mark Sardella (United States/New Mexico)
84. Matt Savinar (United States/California) 78
85. Jorg Schindler (Germany) 78
86. Matthew R. Simmons (United States/Texas-Maine) 79
87. Chris Skrebowski (Great Britain) 86
88. Michael R. Smith (Great Britain) 88
89. Bengt Soderbergh (Sweden) 88
90. Eric Sprott (Canada/Ontario) 88
91. Stuart Staniford (United States/California) 89
92. Richard A. Startzman (United States/Texas) 90
93. Ronald B. Swenson (United States/California) 90
94. Gary S. Swindell (United States/Texas) 90
95. Ted Trainer (Australia) 90
96. Randy Udall (United States/Colorado) 90
97. Gregson Vaux (United States/Pennsylvania) 91
98. Chris Vernon (Great Britain) 91
99. John H. Walsh (Canada/Ontario) 92
100. Andrew Weissman (United States/District of Colum bia) 93
101. Tom Whipple, et al. (United States/Virginia) 94
102. Walter Youngquist (United States/Oregon) 95
103. Jack Zagar (United States => Ireland) 96
104. Werner Zittel (Germany) 96

PART FOUR: MISCELLANEOUS 98

PART ONE: WEBSITES

• American Scientific Affiliation (ASA) Archive Index　　http://www.calvin.edu/archive/asa/
• Association for the Study of Peak Oil (ASPO)　　http://www.peakoil.net
• ASPO Ireland　　http://www.peakoil.ie
• ASPO Newsletter Archive　　http://www.peakoil.ie/downloads/newsletters/
• ASPO-USA　　http://www.aspo-usa.com
• Countercurrents.org　　http://www.countercurrents.org/peakoil.htm
• Crude Awakening Archive (Cleveland Plain Dealer)　　http://www.cleveland.com/energy/plaindealer/?archive
• Dieoff.com　　http://www.dieoff.com/
• Downstream Ventures/Petroleum and Energy Markets　　http://p088.ezboard.com/fdownstreamventurespetroleummarkets
• Dry Dipstick　　http://www.drydipstick.com/
• Eclipse Now　　http://www.eclipsenow.org/
• Energy Bulletin　　http://www.energybulletin.net
• Energyresources List Archives　　http://groups.yahoo.com/group/energyresources/
• Energyshortage.com (L-B-System technik, with links to m ost ASPO newsletters)　　http://www.energiekrise.de/e/index.html
• Gas Storage　　http://americanoilman.homestead.com/GasStorage.html
• Glenn Morton's Oil Crisis Page　　http://home.entouch.net/dmd/Oilcrisis.htm
• Global Public Media　　http://www.globalpublicmedia.com/
• Health and Energy/Oil Crisis　　http://healthandenergy.com/oil_crisis.htm
• Hubbert Peak of Oil Production/The Coming Global Oil Crisis (Ron Swenson)　　http://www.hubbertpeak.com／http://www.oilcrisis.com/
• Life After the Oil Crash (M att Savinar)　　http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
• Links to Mainstream News Articles on Peak Oil　　http://www.geocities.com/peakoil20/
• M. King Hubbert Center for Petroleum Supply Studies　　http://hubbert.mines.edu/
• Oilcrash.com　　http://www.oilcrash.com/
• Oil Depletion: One of the Most Important Problems of the World (Jacob Lund Fisker)　　http://quasar.physik.unibas.ch/~fisker/401/oil/oil.html
• Oil Depletion Analysis Centre (ODAC)　　http://www.odac-info.org/
• Oildepletion.org　　http://www.oildepletion.org/roger/index.htm
• Oil Depletion Resource Page　　http://www.gulland.ca/depletion/depletion.htm
• The Oil Drum　　http://theoildrum.blogspot.com/
• Peak Energy　　http://peakenergy.blogspot.com
• Peak Oil　　http://peakoil.com/
• PeakOil.org　　http://www.peakoil.org
• Peak Oil and the BNP (British National Party, anti-immigration)　　http://www.bnp.org.uk/peakoil/index.htm
• Peak Oil Paradigm Shift　　http://peakoil-ps.com/articles.html
• Peak Oil Premonitions (Gwen Ashby)　　http://peaknik.blogspot.com
• Planetforlife　　http://www.planetforlife.com
• Post Carbon Institute　　http://postcarbon.org/
• Power Switch　　http://www.powerswitch.org.uk
• RENEW Wisconsin-The End of Cheap Oil　　http://renewwisconsin.org/cheapo/endcheap.html
• Sprott's Peak Oil Watch　　http://www.sprott.com/peakoil.php
• Surviving Peak Oil　　http://www.survivingpeakoil.com
• 321Energy.com　　http://www.321energy.com
• Uppsala Hydrocarbon Depletion Study Group (UHDSG)　　http://www4.tsl.uu.se/isv/UHDSG/
• Wolf at the Door　　http://www.wolfatthedoor.org.uk

PART TWO: M. KING HUBBERT AND CONTEMPORARIES

• M. King Hubbert. "Future Ore Supply and Geophysical Prospecting." Engineering and Mining Journal 135
  (January 1934), pp. 18-21.
• M. King Hubbert. "Energy from Fossil Fuels." Presented at the Symposium of Energy, Centennial Celebration of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, D.C., September 15, 1948. In American Association for the Advancement of Science, Centennial, pp. 171-177. Washington: American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1950. Published under same title in Science 109 (February 4, 1949), pp. 103-109.
  http://www.oilcrisis.com/hubbert/science1949/
• M. King Hubbert, et al. "Our Energy Resources." Physics Today 2 (April 1949), pp. 19-22.
• L.M. Fanning. "A Case History of Oil-Shortage Scares." In L.M. Fanning, ed., Our Oil Resources, Second Edition, pp. 306-406. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1950.
• Wallace E. Pratt. "The Impact of the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy on the Petroleum Industry." In U.S.
  Department of the Interior, Report of the Panel on the Impact of the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Volume 2, pp.
  89-105. Washington: U.S. Department of the Interior, 1956.
• Joseph E. Pogue and Kenneth E. Hill. "Future Growth and Financial Requirements of the World Petroleum
  Industry." Presented at the annual meeting of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, New York, February 21, 1956.
• M. King Hubbert. Nuclear Energy and the Fossil Fuels. Presented at the spring meeting of the Southern District
  Division of Production, American Petroleum Insitute, Plaza Hotel, San Antonio, M arch 8, 1956. Dallas: American Petroleum Institute, Division of Production, 1956. Preprint subject to correction, March 1956. Archived, File Folder (18), Box 156, M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• Nancy Heard. "Oil 'Crisis' Seen Close." San Antonio Express, March 9, 1956.
• "Oilmen Told A-Power to Replace Oil." San Antonio News, March 9, 1956.
• M. King Hubbert. Nuclear Energy and the Fossil Fuels. Presented before the spring meeting of the Southern
  District Division of Production, American Petroleum Institute, Plaza Hotel, San Antonio, M arch 8, 1956. Publication No. 95. Houston: Shell Development Company, Exploration and Production Research Division, 1956. June 1956 revision.
  http://www.hubbertpeak.com/hubbert/1956/1956.pdf
• "Is Oil Nearing a Production Crisis?" Petroleum Week (March 16, 1956), pp. 9-10.
• Wallace E. Pratt. Letter to M. King Hubbert, March 28, 1956. Archived, File Folder (17), Box 156, M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• "Oil Production in U.S. May Hit Peak in 1965 and Begin Decline." Texas Oil Journal 23? (April 1956), pp. 15,
  17.
• M. King Hubbert. Letter to Wallace E. Pratt, April 16, 1956. Archived, File Folder (17), Box 156 (or possibly
  instead File Folder 13, Box 50), M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• M. King Hubbert. Letter to Wallace E. Pratt, December 7, 1956. Archived, File Folder (17), Box 156, M. King
  Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• Warren Davis. "A Study of the Future Productive Capacity and Probable Reserves of the U.S." Oil & Gas
  Journal 56 (February 24, 1958), pp. 105-119.
• M. King Hubbert. The Mineral Resources of Texas. Presented to the Conference on Texas, University of Texas,
  Austin, Texas, April 11-12, 1958. Publication No. 167. Houston: Shell Development Company, Exploration and Production Research Division, 1958.
• M. King Hubbert. Techniques of Prediction with Application to the Petroleum Industry. Presentation to the 44th annual meeting of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Dallas, Texas, March 17, 1959. Preprint
  No. 204. Houston: Shell Development Company, 1959. Box 137, M. King Hubbert Collection, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• A.D. Zapp. Future Petroleum Producing Capacity of the United States. U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 1142-H. Washington: U.S. Geological Survey, 1962.
• M. King Hubbert. Energy Resources: A Report to the Committee on Natural Resources. Publication 1000-D.
  Washington: National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council, 1962.
• M. King Hubbert. Letter to members of Committee on Resources, National Academy of Sciences, August 23, 1962. Archived, File Folder (5), Box 151, M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• "We've Found Half Our Oil, Says Hubbert." Oil & Gas Journal 61 (January 21, 1963), pp. 48-49?
• H.K. Hudson. "Is the 'Song of Plenty' a Siren Song?" Oil & Gas Journal 61 (June 17, 1963), pp. 131-136.
• "U.S. Reserves Put at 600 Billion Bbl." Oil & Journal 61 (September 2, 1963), pp. 78-79.
• Thomas B. Nolan. "USGS Estimates Not Official." Oil & Gas Journal 61 (October 28, 1963), pp. 31-33.
• M. King Hubbert. "National Academy of Science's Report on Energy Resources: A Reply." AAPG Bulletin
  49 (October 1965), pp. 1720-1727.
• M. King Hubbert. History of Petroleum Geology and Its Bearing Upon Present and Future Exploration. Presentation to the 15th Annual Convention, Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies, Houston, Texas, October 28, 1965. Washington: U.S. Geological Survey, 1965. Reprinted in AAPG Bulletin 50 (December 1966), pp. 2504-2518.
• M. King Hubbert. "M. King Hubbert's Reply to J.M. Ryan." Journal of Petroleum Technology 18 (March 1966),
  pp. 284-286.
• Anibal R. Martinez. "Estimation of Petroleum Resources." AAPG Bulletin 50 (September 1966), pp. 2001-2008.
• M. King Hubbert. "M. King Hubbert's Reply to J.M. Ryan." Journal of Petroleum Technology 18 (March 1966),
  pp. 284-286.
• M. King Hubbert. "Degree of Advancement of Petroleum Exploration in the United States." AAPG Bulletin
  51 (November 1967), pp. 2207-2227.
• M. King Hubbert. "Energy Resources." In National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council, Committee on Resources on Man, Resources and Man: A Study and Recommendations, pp. 157-242. San Francisco: W.H. Freeman, 1969.
  http://www.hubbertpeak.com/hubbert/ResourcesAndMan.pdf
• M. King Hubbert. "Man's Conquest of Energy: Its Ecological and Human Consequences." Lecture before the Environmental and Ecological Forum, Silver Spring, Maryland, September 28, 1970. In A. Burt Kline, ed., The Environmental and Ecological Forum, 1970-1971, pp. 1-50. Oak Ridge: U.S. Atomic Energy Commissin, Office of Information Services, 1972. Also published as TID 25857. Springfield, Virginia: U.S. Department of Commerce, National Technical Information Service, 1972?.
• H.R. Warman. “Future Problems in Petroleum Exploration.” Petroleum Review 25 (March 1971), pp. 96-101.
  J.J. Arps. "Relationships Between Proved Reserves and Exploratory Effort." Journal of Petroleum Technology 23 (June 1971), pp. 671-675.
• M. King Hubbert. "The Energy Resources of the Earth." Scientific American 225 (September 1971), pp. 60-70.
  http://www.oilcrisis.com/hubbert/energypower/
• M. King Hubbert. "Estimation of Oil and Gas Resources." In U.S. Geological Survey, Workshop on Techniques
  of Mineral Resource Appraisal, pp. 16-50. Denver: U.S. Geological Survey, 1972. From a conference in Denver, March 23-24, 1972.
• Roger F. Naill. Managing the Discovery Life Cycle of a Finite Resource: A Case Study of U.S. Natural Gas. Master's thesis, Alfred P. Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1972. "Texas Interrupts 24-Year Tradition of Oil Output Lid." Wall Street Journal, March 17, 1972.
• M. King Hubbert. "Determination of the Numerical Value of the Ratio of Future-to-Past Crude Oil Discoveries Per Cubic Mile of Sediment." Memorandum to the National Research Council, June 7, 1972. Archived, File Folder (8), Box 162, M . King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• H.R. Warman. "The Future of Oil." Geographical Journal 138 (September 1972), pp. 287-297.
• Roger F. Naill. "The Discovery Life Cycle of a Finite Resource: A Case Study of U.S. Natural Gas." In Donella H. M eadows and Dennis L. M eadows, eds., Toward Global Equilibrium: Collected Papers, pp. 213-256. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Wright-Allen Press, 1973.
• M. King Hubbert. "Survey of World Energy Resources." Canadian Mining and Metallurgical Bulletin 66 (July
  1973), pp. 37-53.
• M. King Hubbert. U.S. Energy Resources: A Review as of 1972. Background paper prepared for the U.S. Senate
  Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 93rd Congress, 2nd Session. Serial No. 93-40 (92-75). Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974.
• Stewart Udall, et al. The Energy Balloon, pp. 7-12, 81-101. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1974.
• Philip H. Abelson. "The Energy Crunch." EOS (Transactions, Am erican Geophysical Union) 55 (January
  1974), pp. 3, 18.
• Earl Cook. "Undiscovered Undeveloped Crude Oil 'Resources' and National Energy Strategies." Presented
  at a research conference of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, April 21-23, 1974. Published in John D. Haun, ed., Methods of Estimating the Volume of Undiscovered Oil and Gas Reserves, Studies in Geology No. 1, pp. 97-106. Tulsa: American Association of Petroleum Geologists, 1975. [also listed under Earl Cook]
• W. H. van Eek. "Forecasting Future Hydrocarbon Discoveries Based on a Relationship Between Past Production and Reserves." Presentation to Society of Petroleum Engineers, European spring meeting, Amsterdam, May 29-30, 1974. Archived, File Folder 12, Box 54, M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• M. King Hubbert. Congressional testimony. In National Energy Conservation Policy Act of 1974, hearings before the Subcommittee on the Environment, U.S. House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Subcommittee on the Environment, 93rd Congress, 2nd Session, June 6, 1974, pp. 51-78. Serial No. 93-55. Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 197 4. Excerpt at:
  http://energypolitics.com/metaPage/lib/Hubbert-1974-En-Conservation-Act.pdf
  http://www.technocracy.org/articles/hub-gro.html
• M. King Hubbert. "Ratio Between Recoverable Oil Per Unit Volume of Sediments for Future Exploratory Drilling to That of the Past for the Coterminous United States." Memo to National Research Council, revised June 8, 1974. In Natural Research Council, et al., Mineral Resources and the Environment, Appendix to Section II: Report of Panel on Estimation of Mineral Reserves and Resources, pp. 1-9. Washington: National Academy of Sciences, 1975. Archived, File Folder (8), Box 162, M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• Robert Gillette. "Oil and Gas Resources: Did USGS Gush Too High?" Science 185 (July 12, 1974), pp. 127-130.
• Betty M. Miller, et al. Geological Estimates of Undiscovered Recoverable Oil and Gas Resources in the United States. U.S. Geological Survey circular 725, prepared for the Federal Energy Administration. Reston, Virginia: U.S. Geological Survey, 1975.
• Robert Gillette. "Academy Calls USGS Math Misleading." Science 187 (February 28, 1975), pp. 723-727.
• "A Scramble for Oil That May N ot Be There." Business Week (March 10, 1975), pp. 76-77.
• Michael T. Malloy. "He Predicted the Oil Shortage 19 Years Ago." National Observer 14 (May 10, 1975). Published in Washington, D.C.
• M. King Hubbert. "Hubbert Estimates from 1956 to 1974 of U.S. Oil and Gas." Presented to the first IIASA
  conference on Energy Resources, Laxenburg, Austria, May 20-21, 1975. Published in M ichel Grenon, ed., Methods and Models for Assessing Energy Resources, pp. 370-383. New York: Pergamon Press, 1979.
• "The Oil That's Left." Geotimes 20 (June 1975), pp. 29-30.
• Edward Cowan. "Expert Doubts U.S. Can Substantially Cut Out Imports by 1975." New York Times, July 8,
  1975.
• H. Peter Metzger. "Geologist in 1956 Predicted Energy Crisis." Rocky Mountain News (Denver), September
  16, 1975.
• Arthur J. Magida. "USGS Plays a 'Numbers Game' on Remaining Oil, Gas Resources." National Journal 7 (September 27, 1975), pp. 1349-1356.
• L. David Roper. “Depletion Theory.” 1976.
  http://arts.bev.net/roperldavid/minerals/D epletTh.htm
• M. King Hubbert. "Exponential Growth as a Transient Phenomenon in Human History." Presented before
  a World Wildlife Fund conference, San Francisco, 1976. Reprinted in M argaret A . Strom, ed., Societal Issues, Scientific Viewpoints, pp. 75-84. New York: American Institute of Physics, 1987. Reprinted also in Herman E. Daly and Kenneth N. Townsend, eds., Valuing the Earth: Economics, Ecology, Ethics, pp. 113-126. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 1993.
  http://www.oilcrisis.com/hubbert/wwf1976/
• M. King Hubbert. "Energy Resources: A Scientific and Cultural Dilemma." Bulletin of the Association of
  Engineering Geologists 13 (Spring 1976), pp. 81-124.
• George Pazik. "Our Petroleum Predicament." Fishing Facts 10 (November 1976). [also listed under George
  Pazik]
  http://mobjectivist.blogspot.com/2005/05/our-petroleum-predicament.html
• Wolf von Engelhardt, et al. "Earth Resources, Time, and Man - A Geoscience Perspective." Environmental Geology 1 (No. 4, 1976), pp. 193-206.
• Gladwin Hill. "Scientist Is Hopeful on W orld Resources." New York Times, December 2, 1976.
• Stuart Diamond. "Nobody Listened in 1956." Newsday (New York), April 17, 1977. Reprinted as "Geophysicist's Energy Shortages Warnings Ignored for 20 Years," Midland Reporter-Telegram (Midland, Texas), April 18, 1977.
• M. King Hubbert. "Role of Geology in Transition to a Mature Industrial Society." Geologische Rundschau 66 (No. 3, 1977), pp. 654-678.
• Joanne Omang. "Oil Prophet Cited: Geologist Saw Crisis in 1948." Washington Post, November 15, 1977.
• Franklin Pollock. "Petroleum Resources." Stevens Energy Forum 1 (Spring 1978), pp. 1-6.
• M. King Hubbert. "U.S. Petroleum Estimates, 1956-1978." Presented to the annual meeting, American Petroleum Institute, Production Department, Denver, April 2-5, 1978. In American Petroleum Institute, Production Department, 1978 Annual Meeting Papers, Report No. 367-0, pp. 0-1 to 0-58. Denver: American Petroleum Institute, 1978. Archived in File Folder (1), Box 123, M. King Hubbert Collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• Carter Henderson. The Inevitability of Petroleum Rationing in the United States. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton Center for Alternative Futures, 1979. [also listed under Carter Henderson]
• M. King Hubbert. "Measurement of Energy Resources." Journal of Dynamic Systems, Measurement, and Control 101 (March 1979), pp. 16-30.
• Noel D. Uri. "Re-Examination of the Estimation of Undiscovered Oil Resources in the United States." Journal of Environmental Sciences 22 (May 1979), pp. 13-16.
• George Pazik. "Children of the Petroleum Age (Part 6)." Fishing Facts 13 (August 1979), pp. 6-7. [also listed under George Pazik]
• "M. King Hubbert." In McGraw-Hill Modern Scientists and Engineers (New York: McGraw-Hill), Volume 2?, pp. 97-99.
• Earl Cook. "Charting Our Energy Future: Progress or Prudence?" The Futurist 14 (April 1980), pp. 64-69. [also listed under Earl Cook]
• M. King Hubbert. "Techniques of Prediction as Applied to the Production of Oil and Gas." Presented to a symposium of the U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, June 18-20, 1980. In Saul I. Gass, ed., Oil and Gas Supply Modeling, pp. 16-141. National Bureau of Standards special publication 631. Washington: National Bureau of Standards, 1982.
• George Pazik. "Children of the Petroleum Age (Part 10)." Fishing Facts 14 (November 1980), p. 6. [also listed under George Pazik]
• Stephen Goodwin. "Hubbert's Curve." Country Journal 7 (November 1980), pp. 56-61.
• Paul G. Hayes. "Estimate of US Fuel Reserves Trimmed Again." Milwaukee Journal, November 9, 1980.
• Charles A.S. Hall and Cutler J. Cleveland . "Petroleum Drilling and Production in the United States: Yield Per Effort and Net Energy Analysis." Science 211 (February 6, 1981), pp. 576-579. [also listed under Cutler J. Cleveland and Charles A.S. Hall]
• George Pazik. "If Only We Had Listened." Fishing Facts 15 (September 1981), pp. 6-7. [also listed under George Pazik]
• M. King Hubbert. "Two Intellectual Systems: Matter-Energy and the Monetary Culture." Presented at the MIT Energy Laboratory, Cambridge, Massachusetts, September 30, 1981.
• M. King Hubbert. "The World's Evolving Energy System." American Journal of Physics 49 (November 1981), pp. 1007-1029. Republished in Richard L. Perrine and W.G. Ernst, eds., Energy: For Ourselves and Our Posterity, pp. 44-100. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1985.
• David D'Argenio. King Hubbert and the Evolution of the United States Oil Industry. New Haven: Yale University Department of Geology and Geophysics, 1982. Located at Yale University, Geology Library, Rare Book Room.
• C.B. Raleigh and M. King Hubbert. "The Vetlesen Prize, to M. King Hubbert." EOS (Transactions, American Geophysical Union) 63 (April 27, 1982), pp. 249-251.
• Gary Bowden. "Estimating United States Crude Oil Resources: Organizational Interests, Political Economy, and Historical Change." Pacific Sociological Review 25 (October 1982), pp. 419-448.
• Charles D. Masters, et al. Distribution and Quantitative Assessment of World Crude-Oil Reserves and Resources. U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report No. 83-728. Reston, Virginia: U.S. Geological Survey, 1983.
• M. King Hubbert. "Acceptance of the 1981 Vetlesen Prize." Journal of Geological Education 31 (January 1983), pp. 42-44.
• Robert Dean Clark. "King Hubbert." The Leading Edge 2 (February 1983), pp. 16-24.
• Joseph P. Riva, Jr. Domestic Crude Oil Production Projected to the Year 2000 on the Basis of Resource Capability. Congressional Research Service Report No. 84-129. Washington: Congressional Research Service, 1984. [also listed under Joseph P. Riva, Jr.]
• Francis J. Pettijohn. "Chicago: The Athens of the Midwest." Chapter 7, in Memoirs of an Unrepentant Field Geologist: A Candid Profile of Some Geologists and Their Science, 1921-1981, pp. 142-203. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1984.
• Joseph P. Riva, Jr., et al. U.S. Conventional Oil and Gas Production: Prospects to the Year 2000. Boulder: Westview Press, 1985. [also listed under Joseph P. Riva, Jr.]
• John D. Sterman and George P. Richardson. "An Experiment to Evaluate Methods for Estimating Fossil Fuel Resources." Journal of Forecasting 4 (April-June 1985), pp. 197-226.
• Gary Bowden. "The Social Construction of Validity in Estimates of US Crude Oil Reserves." Social Studies of Science 15 (May 1985), pp. 207-240.
• Michael Aaron Dennis. "Drilling for Dollars: The Making of U S Petroleum Reserve Estimates, 1921-25." Social Studies of Science 15 (May 1985), pp. 241-265.
• Charles A.S. Hall, et al. "Petroleum." Chapter 7, in Energy and Resource Quality: The Ecology of the Economic Process, pp. 161-188. New York: Wiley-Interscience, 1986. [also listed under Cutler J. Cleveland, Charles A.S. Hall, and Robert K. Kaufmann]
• John Gever, et al. Beyond Oil: The Threat to Food and Fuel in the Coming Decades. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Ballinger, 1986. [also listed under John Gever and Robert K. Kaufmann]
  http://www.bu.edu/cees/research/publications/beyond_oil/beyond_oil_title/beyond_oil.html
  [no longer available on Internet]
• Steve Andrews. "M. King Hubbert: Highlights from a Previously Unpublished Interview." March 5, 1988. http://www.aspo-usa.com/news.cfm?nd=1358
• John D. Sterman, et al. "Modeling the Estim ation of Petroleum Resources in the United States." Technological Forecasting and Social Change 33 (May 1988), pp. 219-249.
• Ronald E. Doel. Marion King Hubbert: Transcript of a Tape-Recorded Interview, January 4-February 6, 1989. College Park, Maryland: American Institute of Physics, Center for History of Physics, 1989. Also archived as Box 83A, M. King Hubbert collection, Accession Number 1238, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming.
• "The Legacy of M . King Hubbert." Petroleum Outlook 10 (October 1989), pp. 3-7.
• Bart Barnes. "Marion K. Hubbert Dies; Predicted Energy Crisis." Washington Post, October 14, 1989.
• Alfonso A. Narvaez. "M. King Hubbert, 86, Geologist Who Influenced Oil Production." New York Times, October 17, 1989.
  http://hubbert.mines.edu/news/Ivanhoe_96-1.pdf
• "Tribute to M . King Hubbert." National Academy of Sciences Letter to Members 19 (April 1990).
  http://www.hubbertpeak.com/hubbert/tribute.htm
• David B. Doan. "Memorial to M. King Hubbert, 1903-1989." The Geological Society of America, Memorials 24 (1994), pp. 39-46.

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