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| Ev Archive for February 1998 |
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| 1301 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:41:42 2001 |
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Re: Cheaper than water
Yep, and though it probably wouldn't add MUCH to the price of gas, if the
total ($6+ bil?) for the Gulf War and the est. $1.3 bil for the current
exercise were added they'd make a noticable rise in gas prices. I sorta
think consumers should pay these costs for subsidizing "cheap" oil up
front -- in other words, the cost of mid-East wars should be immediately
reflected at the pump. Maybe EVs would be a little more attrractive.
Bob Oldham
On Sat, 28 Feb 1998 09:19:25 -0800 Michael Woods <mgwoods@AA.NET> writes:
>One could argue that when a country (the US) bombs another (Iraq) in
>order to keep stability in a strategically important (oil producing)
>region, that they are in effect subsidising the price of gas.
>
>--
>Mike Woods
>144V Alfa Romeo Spider
>The Future is ELECTRIC
>mgwoods@aa.net
>Re: Cheaper than water
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