Responses frame rising prices as climate turning point
2 Sep 13 6:39 PM · 10d ago · 4 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 3
Comments cite historical gas prices, current EV adoption, and environmental concerns. Some users report switching to electric vehicles or installing solar panels to avoid fuel costs.
“I bought a used EV 2.5 years ago. Best decision I ever made. I can brass this out.”
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During the oil embargo of the early ‘70s, I paid over $3.50 a gallon for gas And I made $4 an hour. Adjusted for fifty years inflation, that’s pretty close to $9.00 a gallon. And just a few years before that, it 35 cents a gallon. And you got Blue Chip stamps. Sometimes, history rhymes.
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Yup. I'm in my mid 60s & have never see it this high. Fuck Trump.
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The anti-environmental oligarchs are pushing us towards renewable energies
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Every climate scientist, activist, environmental engineer, hydrologist, oceanographer, and rational person on the planet right now...
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