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@KayleeMardock [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Wonder how much @KNEB is getting paid by the #BidenRegime to push this nonsense. #biofuels destroy engines and all of their components and get EXTREMELY horrible performance out of an engine. #biofuels to an engine is like eating greasy garbage.
#woke [URL redacted]
#PhenomnEnergyFuelBio
Supplementary "The primary reason for rising gas prices over the past year is the coronavirus pandemic and its disruptions to global supply and demand. 'Covid changed the game, not President Biden,' said Patrick De Haan, the head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy, which tracks gasoline prices. 'U.S. oil production fell in the last eight months of President Trump's tenure. Is that his fault? No.' 'The pandemic brought us to our knees,' Mr. De Haan added. In the early months of 2020, when the virus took hold, demand for oil dried up and prices plummeted, with the benchmark price for crude oil in the United States falling to negative $37.63 that April. In response, producers in the United States and around the world began decreasing output. As pandemic restrictions loosened worldwide and economies recovered, demand outpaced supply. That was 'mostly attributable' to the decision by OPEC Plus, an alliance of oil-producing countries that controls about half the world's supply, to limit increases in production, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Domestic production also remains below prepandemic levels, as capital spending declined and investors remained reluctant to provide financing to the oil industry. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has only compounded the issues. 'When you throw a war on top of this, this is possibly the worst escalation you can have of this,' said Abhiram Rajendran, the head of oil market research at Energy Intelligence, an energy information company. 'You're literally pouring gasoline on general inflationary pressure.'" https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/09/us/politics/fact-check-republicans-biden-gas.html #OrgIntlOrganizationOfThePetroleumExportingCountriesOPEC #BrandGasBuddy #PhenomnEnergyFuelFossil
Supplementary "The primary reason for rising gas prices over the past year is the coronavirus pandemic and its disruptions to global supply and demand. 'Covid changed the game, not President Biden,' said Patrick De Haan, the head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy, which tracks gasoline prices. 'U.S. oil production fell in the last eight months of President Trump's tenure. Is that his fault? No.' 'The pandemic brought us to our knees,' Mr. De Haan added. In the early months of 2020, when the virus took hold, demand for oil dried up and prices plummeted, with the benchmark price for crude oil in the United States falling to negative $37.63 that April. In response, producers in the United States and around the world began decreasing output. As pandemic restrictions loosened worldwide and economies recovered, demand outpaced supply. That was 'mostly attributable' to the decision by OPEC Plus, an alliance of oil-producing countries that controls about half the world's supply, to limit increases in production, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Domestic production also remains below prepandemic levels, as capital spending declined and investors remained reluctant to provide financing to the oil industry. Russia's invasion of Ukraine has only compounded the issues. 'When you throw a war on top of this, this is possibly the worst escalation you can have of this,' said Abhiram Rajendran, the head of oil market research at Energy Intelligence, an energy information company. 'You're literally pouring gasoline on general inflationary pressure.'" https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/09/us/politics/fact-check-republicans-biden-gas.html #OrgIntlOrganizationOfThePetroleumExportingCountriesOPEC #BrandGasBuddy #PhenomnEnergyFuelFossil
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