Now there you go with that "American" thing again! ;-)
I've long agreed with you! I personally think that petroleum is one area
where the REAL costs (having been in the Adirondacks before and after
acid rain) is far too low. It's an inherent problem with the free-market
system. How can a system based on greed properly arrive at true-cost?
I guess it's like democracy. A pretty poor system, but much better than
the alternatives?
-Greg
Daniel Carrera wrote:
web at work wrote:
In my area of NY, the gas price is $0.20+ higher than
the national average.
I remember when gas went from $.95 to $1.02
and I was upset then, now $4+ for the low grade
gas and $4.50+ for diesel.
Americans don't pay enough for gas.
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