Gas problem

on the contrary, everyone needs gas to get up to the mountain and go skiing, right forum!
 
my car recently broke down so ive been bumming rides for the past week. its a great way to save gas and even if you only do it a couple of times a week carpooling is a great strategy
 
I am an oil and gas analyst on the stock market. You as the consumer have little to no control over gas prices. Sorry.
 
Try living in Britain. It costs us $6 a gallon. America is currently securing the continued TINY gas prices by stealing all the oil from the middle east so stop worrying about it!!!
 
your gas prices are high because of taxes and shit like that, your own fault, but in a way its good for you too.
 
the main breakdown on gas taxes.

43 cents per gallon to the feds.

2 cents for water tax

17.5 cents to the state

and there is a few more cents to something else.

also the oil rigs have to be fixed and pass tougher relations than ever right now to be enviormentally sound. I think i have the exxon proxy around my house somewhere and i might find it if you want the real facts without the tax.
 
i heard that somewhere some scientists were predicting that in 5-10 years we would run out of natural gas...dont call me a dumbass i didnt say it i just heard it...is it true?
 
nope not true, 50-100 years is a little more real. even that is scary cause it will be in our lifetime
 
wrong again in canada i think theres oil but its like soaked in dirt (i was baked in chem. class when we talked about it so its gonna be sketchy info) but supposedly we have enough for a really long time, its just gonna be expensive we actually use a little of that now when gas from the middle east gets to expensive you just dont know about it
 
there was a thread on this a while ago. titled something like "what the fuck you going to do". i tried searchbar, couldnt find it.

anyways it had a link to a webpage about 12 pages long with a big report about the bell curve theory of the oil resources left in the world and we will always have some oil left, but it will eventually become so costly to harvest that it wont' be practical. since so much runs on oil, prices in general will increase and only a very few elite that can afford to will be able to buy even the basics. its a bleak article that is a bit extreme, but raised some valid points: with gas prices rising, the cost of operating your car and heating your house isnt all that goes up. even things like food will rise. the food has to be harvested and transported by trucks, sometimes preserved in a cooled enviroenment, etc. almost all of it relies on petroleum.

if someone can dig that up and post it thatd be relaly helpful the guy did a better job explaining his theory than i did. i think its a thread from 05 if that helps....
 
Me economics professor believes there will be widely available oil for the next 200 years. I don't believe it, but it's true that oil prices are affected by policies a lot, and OPEC, taxes, how much a country decides to supply, etc...
 
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