The Gulf of Mexico oil spill is swelling the ranks of doomsayers who believe that oil supplies have peaked and will decline fast. They worry about food shortages, a collapsed economy, and civil disorder. Many experts dispute the peak oil hypothesis, arguing technology will keep finding more oil.
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