College leaders, with help from facilities managers, sustainability directors, faculty members, and even students, should think hard about how systems on their campus would operate in an energy-scarce world. That thinking should range beyond running part of the campus fleet on a cafeteria's fryer oil, a seemingly-popular response at the moment.
And if they were to really do so, how many of them could admit that they are quite useless for preparing the youth for a post-oil political economy?
And if they were to really do so, how many of them could admit that they are quite useless for preparing the youth for a post-oil political economy?
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