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The roller coaster rise and fall in gasoline and diesel prices over the last couple of years tracks changes in the cost of crude oil. Those changes are determined in the global crude oil market by the worldwide demand for and supply of crude oil. See the document below for detailed information.
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New regulations could have severe, negative effects on the U.S. economy. In fact, the EPA’s job killing ozone standards could cost more than 7 million jobs and damage our fragile economy by hurting businesses and consumers.
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The EPA’s new regulations on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from stationary sources could have severe economic repercussions on U.S. jobs and the economy.
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Maintaining safe operations is our industry’s utmost priority and a round-the-clock job. But when it comes to energy policy, we must avoid measures that would discourage the production of vital oil and natural gas resources.
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This infographic video describes the two paths that energy policymakers can choose between and the outcomes for each. Increased energy production would result in more American revenue, energy and jobs, while increased taxes on the oil and natural gas industry would have the opposite effect. The right choice is clear- policymakers…
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While the U.S. needs to protect the environment, it's time for EPA to stop overreaching its authority. It could ultimately cost millions of American jobs, increase energy costs, and put U.S. businesses at a competitive disadvantage in the global race for energy.
