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[unable to retrieve full-text content]The nation went through a period of high gasoline prices, even though the government released oil from the reserves. Now it appears the US has a glut of oil and may (and always has) lack refinery capacity. Prices appear to have stabilized in many places at about .50 per gallon (I may be paying more […] The post Subsidizing Fossil Fuels appeared first on Angry Bear.
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]The nation went through a period of high gasoline prices, even though the government released oil from the reserves. Now it appears the US has a glut of oil and may (and always has) lack refinery capacity. Prices appear to have stabilized in many places at about .50 per gallon (I may be paying more […] The post Subsidizing Fossil Fuels appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Angry Bear considers the following as important: climate change, Local Subsidies, politics, US/Global Economics
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The nation went through a period of high gasoline prices, even though the government released oil from the reserves. Now it appears the US has a glut of oil and may (and always has) lack refinery capacity. Prices appear to have stabilized in many places at about $3.50 per gallon (I may be paying more […]
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