To his credit, Trump is astute when it comes to the timing of his atrocities. Had he abandoned Ukraine in favor of Putin’s Russia too early, the American people would have been outraged. Now, after Iran, detention centers, gas prices, …
When it Comes to Atrocities, Timing Is Everything Read More »
A couple of points to be made in response to the meme: The major component of gas prices is the cost of crude on the world commodity markets, and U.S. presidents have a negligible effect on that. The people who …
Driving is not as expensive as it has traditionally been in recent years, largely because gas prices– one of the largest day-to-day expenses with driving– have been low. While over 200,000 oil workers have lost their jobs, many consumers have …
From Guest Blogger Lizzie Weakly: Understanding the Sudden Decline in Gas Prices Read More »
Drivers were certainly very happy when gas prices fell well under $3 per gallon in late 2014, hitting a four-year low, but most auto industry observers, along with many car owners, were well aware that sooner or later, the time …
My thanks to everyone who has participated in the recent 2GreenEnergy survey. I note that Dr. David Doty, one of the greatest intellects I’ve ever run across, boldly predicted the following for the coming five years: Oil, coal, and gas will steadily …
Predicting the Future in Energy Policy — Thanks to Survey Respondents Read More »
I refer frequently to the writings of Professor Michael Klare, documentarian at Amherst, as I find him so lucid and so on-target in his analysis of the macro issues on energy that we face here in the 21st Century. Here, …
Michael Klare: Why High Gas Prices Are Here To Stay Read More »
David Goldstein comments: Sadly, recent surveys have shown that many auto consumers place Global Warming near the bottom of their concerns. Yes, this appears to be true. I have to guess that this is caused by a combination of three …
