it is precisely this mechanism which allows the petrogiants to control prices
while seemingly divorcing themselves from the process.
-chris b.
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writes:
>"In 1983, the New York Mercantile Exchange began to trade oil futures on
>its commod
First the alternative has to be available.
I have suggested journeytoforever.org to several farmers.
Eastern Oregon is promoting biofuels at a governmental level. Won't be long before some facilities are established. The port of Morrow on the Columbia is planned to be the site of a large installa
Then let's buy less oil.
Bud Eble wrote:
> O'Reilly had a segment tonight (09/06/2005) about the oil companies
> and OPEC being responsible for the high oil prices (gouging, etc).
> From what I understand about the situation, the main driving force for
> petro prices during the last decade or
O'Reilly had a segment tonight (09/06/2005) about
the oil companies and OPEC being responsible for the high oil prices (gouging,
etc). From what I understand about the situation, the main driving force
for petro prices during the last decade or so has been our own
market:
"In 1983, the N
