Yes, we are complicit. For some that means careful reconsideration of petrochemical usage, with the intent of gradually reducing usage and focusing on alternat

Yes, we are complicit. For some that means careful reconsideration of petrochemical usage, with the intent of gradually reducing usage and focusing on alternatives and strategic workarounds for the post peak-oil future. For other's that means "drill-baby-drill" and race to bottom out the price of oil to the point where it's cheaper than water (actually, it already is if you consider bottled drinking water)-- without consideration for the fact that petroleum is a finite resource and there's no "free-refill".