Archive | Tag: record-prices

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10-9-08 by dugan It’s almost time for oil companies to tell us how astounding their "earnings" were in the last three months–how, as the economy tumbled deep into recession and Americans lost their jobs and…

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10-1-06 by dugan   Back from the dead. No, not just the bailout bill, but tax credits for wind and solar energy projects, which for months have been a pawn in the battles of dysfunctional…

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9-26-08 by dugan Here’s an alarming statistic that won’t show up in government economic reports for a few months: Diesel purchases at truck stops in August were down 7.8% from a year ago. Most of…

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9-25-08 by dugan If Californians wonder why there’s been no discussion of their pain at the gas pump in the state Legislature, it’s probably because legislators get free gas cards–and free cars. The AP story…

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9-23-08 by dugan Hopes for a comprehensive energy policy or energy policy this year are long over, but the Senate today limped to approval of the barest minimum–an extension of wind and solar power tax…

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9-22-08 by dugan Oil prices shot up by an all-time record $25 a barrel in one day because, um, because… uh, well, for no good reason. It’s all paper trading and has nothing to do…

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8-19-08 by M.Reback Arnold’s big idea: Use less gas It seems the extent of Governor Schwarzenegger’s solution for Californians to help combat sky-high gas prices is… promoting more efficient use of gasoline. Gee thanks for…

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