$7 gasoline in the near future???

[Portlock]

Our President mentioned in the 2006 State of the Union address that ‘America is addicted to oil’.

But I don’t see how drilling in the ANWAR is going to break that addiction.

If our Oil addiction was like Heroin, and ANWAR drilling could be our Methadone…..I would listen to that plan.

But up till now it sounds like ANWAR drilling would just feed the beast for a few more years… then what?

[bsrsharma]

10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.

[bsrsharma]

10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.

[bsrsharma]

10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.

[bsrsharma]

10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.

[bsrsharma]

10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.

[an]

[quote=bsrsharma]10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.
[/quote]
Most of these benefits can be achieved without having $4/gal gas. It would actually be better for everyone to do these things even if gas price goes back down to $1/gal.

[an]

[quote=bsrsharma]10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.
[/quote]
Most of these benefits can be achieved without having $4/gal gas. It would actually be better for everyone to do these things even if gas price goes back down to $1/gal.

[an]

[quote=bsrsharma]10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.
[/quote]
Most of these benefits can be achieved without having $4/gal gas. It would actually be better for everyone to do these things even if gas price goes back down to $1/gal.

[an]

[quote=bsrsharma]10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.
[/quote]
Most of these benefits can be achieved without having $4/gal gas. It would actually be better for everyone to do these things even if gas price goes back down to $1/gal.

[an]

[quote=bsrsharma]10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas

I thought you might find this article interesting

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1819594_1819592,00.html

Here is a breakdown of the benefits of expensive fuel:

1. Globalized jobs will return to the US.
2. Urban sprawl is slowing down and may stop.
3. Many employers are letting people work four days a week.
4. Less driving means cleaner air and therefore, better respiratory health.
5. People are wasting less fuel. They are now taking better care of their cars.
6. Fewer drivers means fewer collisions and therefore, fewer deaths.
7. Driving your car fewer miles could lead to lower insurance rates, especially if you stop using it to commute.
8. Fewer drivers means less traffic congestion.
9. You will see more police on foot and on bicycles in your neighborhood, improving both their health and community relations.
10. People get more exercise and eat out less when gas is expensive.
[/quote]
Most of these benefits can be achieved without having $4/gal gas. It would actually be better for everyone to do these things even if gas price goes back down to $1/gal.

[xironman]

Report From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich

Hold on, ignorance has a friend, looks like Newt outdid Kiplinger. Let’s see why does Norway not have an energy crisis and we do… let’s start with the fact that they have huge oil reserves that just started to be exploited in the 80’s while we have been going at it over a century. Oh yeah, the little technicality that the have 5 million people and we have over 300 million. But no, the real problem is that there is 20% of territory off limits to to oil drillers. Makes sense to me. So who believes this and why, I just don’t understand.

[xironman]

Report From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich

Hold on, ignorance has a friend, looks like Newt outdid Kiplinger. Let’s see why does Norway not have an energy crisis and we do… let’s start with the fact that they have huge oil reserves that just started to be exploited in the 80’s while we have been going at it over a century. Oh yeah, the little technicality that the have 5 million people and we have over 300 million. But no, the real problem is that there is 20% of territory off limits to to oil drillers. Makes sense to me. So who believes this and why, I just don’t understand.

[xironman]

Report From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich

Hold on, ignorance has a friend, looks like Newt outdid Kiplinger. Let’s see why does Norway not have an energy crisis and we do… let’s start with the fact that they have huge oil reserves that just started to be exploited in the 80’s while we have been going at it over a century. Oh yeah, the little technicality that the have 5 million people and we have over 300 million. But no, the real problem is that there is 20% of territory off limits to to oil drillers. Makes sense to me. So who believes this and why, I just don’t understand.

[xironman]

Report From Norway: Why They Don’t Have an Energy Crisis and We Do by Newt Gingrich

Hold on, ignorance has a friend, looks like Newt outdid Kiplinger. Let’s see why does Norway not have an energy crisis and we do… let’s start with the fact that they have huge oil reserves that just started to be exploited in the 80’s while we have been going at it over a century. Oh yeah, the little technicality that the have 5 million people and we have over 300 million. But no, the real problem is that there is 20% of territory off limits to to oil drillers. Makes sense to me. So who believes this and why, I just don’t understand.

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