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POPSSomeone needs a trip to Teleprompter's Are Us and Some Remedial Math
Properly inflating your tires can improve gas mileage by 3%. Let's be generous and assume that one-half of the total possible savings would be realized if we all inflated our tires properly. Americans drive approximately 2,880 billion miles per year. If we average 24 mpg, we use around 120 billion gallons of gasoline in our vehicles. If, through perfect tire inflation, we improved our collective fuel efficiency by 1.5%, that would be 1.8 billion gallons. A barrel of oil produces around 20 gallons of gasoline, so the total savings available through tire inflation is approximately 90,000,000 barrels of oil annually. How does this stack up against "all the oil that they're talking about getting off drilling?" ANWR: 10 billion barrels Outer Continental Shelf: 18 billion barrels Oil shale: 1 trillion barrels So, on the above assumptions, it would take only 11,308 years of proper tire inflation to equal "all the oil that they're talking about getting off drilling."
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POPSCartoon Hero Will Save the Day
“In the past three months, average consumer spending on energy came to $663 billion, or 6.5 percent of total consumer spending. A year ago, it represented 5.8 percent.” In simple terms: “If gasoline breaks through $4 a gallon by Memorial Day, that would mean spending on gasoline would have risen by $100 billion since the beginning of the year, or roughly the size of the tax rebate checks going out.” According to Monday’s Providence Journal, “The United States, with the lowest fuel efficient vehicles and longest average commutes in the world, is the only major industrialized country to witness a surge in oil consumption since the severe oil shortages of the 1970s and the 1980s.” While European nations have taxed fuel to pay for other more efficient forms of transportation, the U.S. has taken an Underdog approach to the problem; swooping in with borrowed cash to pay the ransom oil companies demand on our transportation and heating needs. Next week President Underdog will begin mai
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POPSChina Dumps Plastic Bag To Save Oil China uses roughly three billion plastic bags every day. To create this many bags, China must refine 37 million barrels of crude oil every year Wow! That is a LOT of plastic bags!! Every day! :eek:.
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POPSDouble Your Gas Mileage! 2X 2 oz. of pure Acetone for each 10 gallons of gasoline, in addition to routine maintenance, is a wonderful idea to counter the major oil companies' price gouging. Do you think it's a coincidence that oil companies shut down parts of their plants for "routine maintenance" during the busiest travel season of the year? Let's fight back! As mentioned in the video, Acetone is not harmful to your engine. It promotes clean burning and fuel efficiency, increasing the longevity of your automobile!
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POPSSave On Gas Prices http://www.Save-On-Gas-Prices.com is a comprehensive website, which contains tons of tips, guidelines, and basic advice for helping you save money on the rising price of gas.
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POPSTop 5ive Worst Warehouse Club Buys "WEATHER YOU'RE EYEBALLING A case of Gatorade or a 115-count bag of Gorton's Fish Sticks at your local warehouse club, it's hard to argue that the price isn't right. Generally, you will save 20% or more on warehouse club products compared with those at your local grocery store. But that doesn't mean everything there is a good deal. Here are five ways shopping at a warehouse store can cost you more.