Soaring gas prices have motivated people to do some positive things from driving more efficiently to looking for alternative fuels to heat their homes. These tough times also motivate people to do some strange things that raises eyebrows or in some cases things that make Bill O’Reilly seem sane. Here are 5 unusual things you wouldn't see if gas was $1.38 a gallon…
Two US-based carriers have announced a reduction in their services to the Caribbean as they grapple to deal with soaring oil prices on the world market. American Airlines and American Eagle has cut and canceled virtually all flights from the US to Aruba.
While we're all worried about $4 gas, one of the best side effects is we've started to consume less gas and drive fewer miles. Here are some of the best tips in order to help keep this trend going.
As oil prices continue to soar, the energy ministers of the G8 group of rich countries are meeting today in Japan to discuss how to deal with the urgent energy crisis. Saldy, more focus on increasing oil production than cutting its use.
Oil Prices Surge
How quickly everyone forgets the Oil Crisis of 1973! Here we are again as oil consumers, bowing to OAPEC and the Arab nations. Will the environment pay the price?
In looking at data from the last several summers, the price of gasoline has gone up, on average, over 15% from now through the summer's peak. Based on today's price of $3.53, this would put us above $4 gas this summer.
According to a recent poll nearly three-quarters of respondents believe that by the end of 2008 the national average gas price will have hit $4 per gallon.
[w pics], check out these easy solutions anyone can do to feel less wallet pain this winter, which plans to be a pricey one if you want to stay warm.
Thanks to higher demand, speculation and the falling dollar, over half of people believe we'll see $100 oil in 2007.
