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SRT

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Posted: 03/18/14 08:39am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Gasoline prices dropped 5ยข a gallon to $3.54. This is crazy with these price like a roller coaster. [emoticon] We're supposed to get around a foot of snow over the next 2 days. I suppose the prices will go up again, sigh..

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Gasoline prices are bouncing around like a Yo-Yo. Half of the stations that lowered their prices to $3.54 have raised their prices to $3.57. So it goes...[emoticon]

Diesel is $3.99 to $4.49.

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Palm Springs California. 3.87 gas. 3.94 Diesel. Getting close to what it was 7 years ago. Wonder if the pressure from alternative energy like wind, solar etc is starting to keep prices in check.


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Well, regardless of the politics, in the next 30 years there will be considerably more energy coming from alternative energy such as wind, solar, tidal etc. It's simple common sense. Hopefully America in general will keep up or we will be left behind. This happened with rapid rail transit. Now there is a 40 year technology gap and it will be very tough to catch up and probably just easier to buy from overseas.

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Palm Springs. 3.95 regular. 3.97 diesel. Two cent delta between the two now.

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I am sure both sides of the fence put spin on things but here is an interesting read. They also talk about birds and bats. But do a little more research and one finds that the birds killed by wind turbines are a very small fraction (less than one percent) that are killed by buildings both in the day and night. No perfect solution but I would be happy to see a whole lot more windmills than refineries.


Heres the link.

http://motherboard.vice.com/en_ca/blog/t........-percent-clean-energy-is-almost-all-wind

And one more.

http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2013-12........rd-death-rule-as-cats-kill-millions.html

There are definitely lots of abandoned wind mills around us here in Palm Springs but if you take the tour they inform that the new turbines are quite often 100's of times more output than the old ones, and when you see them its obvious. Interesting times we live in.

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Hi,

One can argue about the validity of the data. Unless there are surveys which are in the public domain, stuff on the wobbly wide web--is just that. Wobbly.

I'm reminded of the flat earth folks--when confronted with pictures from the moon they point out the earth may be round--but it still appears to be flat.


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Good to see new folks posting as increases the amount of information out there.
Fuel price in central Florida still between 4.26 and $s.98 if you get real lucky for diesel.


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Saw a station at 3.87 for regular here last night. Diesel was 3.95. Palm Springs California.

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Regular is still holding at $3.23 here in Tucson.





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