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Never thought california would be the first dumbocrat state to figure out energy reality.Newsom has a plan to keep the lights on in California — using fossil fuels
The US is pumping oil at record rates. What's your next whining point?Originally Posted by Hansen88
Translation. The right wing propaganda machine hasn't told him what to say yet. Please stay tuned
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Good Gas News? Prices Drop for Second Straight Week
He killed ANWAR... other areas also.
Gas..fracking. Started day two of his reign.
Extreme regulations..
Sad sad that he doesn't realize the mess he has made.
And then just tells us to 'live with it' (paraphrasing).
OHFN.
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And still $1.70 more than 1 year ago today.
What's your point?
And don't use the 'putin did it' because we were close to 4./gal before putin started his shit.
Biden REFUSES to use OUR OIL... but will pay countries on other side of the world (also wanted USA and Israel off the globe) whatever they want for their oil.
We have a 200year supply of oil/gas under the country.
Green energy isn't at this time economical.
10 years to start Yes.
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His point is that he lives in a state with a Conservative Republican who does everything he can to reduce the price by encourage production.
Here's some facts for you Slimjim. I know you hate facts, but I'm gonna post them anyway.
Florida has minor crude oil reserves and accounts for less than 0.1% of the nation's crude oil production
... Today, the Biden administration opened a new round of oil leases for the oil industry to develop. One includes a plot off the coast of Alaska near the ANWAR area.
Biden administration to resume leasing for oil and gas drilling on federal lands
The Biden administration said it will resume selling leases to drill for oil and gas on federal lands starting next week, but with a major reduction in the number of acres offered and an increase in the royalties companies must pay to drill.
The Interior Department announced that on Monday it will release a sale notice for leases to drill on 144,000 acres of government land — 80 percent less than what was initially being evaluated for potential leasing.
President Joe Biden, who on the campaign trail called for an end to drilling on federal lands, has been looking for ways to temporarily increase U.S. energy production to help drive down the price of gas.
The move comes amid growing pressure for the Biden administration to do more to lower gas prices, with Republicans in particular saying it should allow more drilling.
Industry experts say it would take at least six months to a year before new drilling on federal land would produce additional supply and ultimately bring down the cost of gas, which has emerged as a major midterm election issue.
Friday’s announcement, however, is likely to rankle environmentalists. During the 2020 presidential campaign, Biden had urged a complete end to drilling for oil and gas on federal lands, but courts disagreed with his initial moratorium that he signed when he took office.
In late February, the administration said it was delaying decisions on new oil and gas drilling on federal land after a federal court blocked federal agencies from using an estimate known as the “social cost of carbon” to evaluate the damage done by carbon emissions stemming from energy production.
The Interior Department on Friday said the new leasing would come with a royalty rate of 18.75 percent, up from the previous 12.5 rate that critics complained was far lower than what energy companies pay to drill on most state lands.
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