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<blockquote data-quote="The_Observer" data-source="post: 178871" data-attributes="member: 9972"><p>I don't know what any of this Imperial measurement stuff is, but gas is about 92 cents per liter here - it has dropped from $1.19 a few weeks before Christmas. </p><p></p><p>[USER=43]@HDRKID[/USER], umm, is that 9/10ths of a penny I'm seeing? </p><p></p><p>We all know for a fact we can't continue using fossil fuels and survive - it's one or the other. The future screams for renewable energy sources. Therefore, it's only inevitable that gas prices will rise in the long run, to force people to switch over to renewable energy. Additionally, it will be directly correlated to supply and demand - there simply won't be a large supply in the future and demand will overpower it easily. We're not yet near the switching point. Most of our electric initiatives are still created and run from dirty power. And let me tell you boys and girls, China has a long way to go to catch up to North America for emissions standards and they're one of the leading contributors of Global Warming right now - and their population is rising. It doesn't matter how much work you do at home to curb GW, if another country is offsetting all of your efforts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The_Observer, post: 178871, member: 9972"] I don't know what any of this Imperial measurement stuff is, but gas is about 92 cents per liter here - it has dropped from $1.19 a few weeks before Christmas. [USER=43]@HDRKID[/USER], umm, is that 9/10ths of a penny I'm seeing? We all know for a fact we can't continue using fossil fuels and survive - it's one or the other. The future screams for renewable energy sources. Therefore, it's only inevitable that gas prices will rise in the long run, to force people to switch over to renewable energy. Additionally, it will be directly correlated to supply and demand - there simply won't be a large supply in the future and demand will overpower it easily. We're not yet near the switching point. Most of our electric initiatives are still created and run from dirty power. And let me tell you boys and girls, China has a long way to go to catch up to North America for emissions standards and they're one of the leading contributors of Global Warming right now - and their population is rising. It doesn't matter how much work you do at home to curb GW, if another country is offsetting all of your efforts. [/QUOTE]
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