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Four bucks a gallon... and rising.
Autos – With rising gas prices most of us are basically going.... Nowhere fast. Higher gas prices have resulted in higher food prices, as well as other prices which are rising much faster than peoples incomes.
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As much as I may hate paying it, and paying for the price increase energy costs impose on so many other things, it is the one way we will actually begin to move toward energy independence and meaningful world-wide reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.
It is abundantly clear to me that going deeper into debt to artificially reduce the price of energy and thus prop up an unsustainable way of life is not the answer.