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Domestic Crude Oil Peaked at $145 a Barrel in 2008. It Closed Yesterday at $118.50. So Why Is Gas at the Pump at All-Time Highs?
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Ed Markey on Twitter: "Big Oil is price gouging American drivers. These liars do nothing to make the United States energy independent or stabilize gas prices. It's time we break up with
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Too Much Oil: How a Barrel Came to Be Worth Less Than Nothing - The New York Times
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Morgan Bazilian on Twitter: "Gasoline prices have a time lag to oil prices. There have been myriad investigations on price gouging over decades, they rarely bear fruit. This is a political tool
India's crude import basket dips below $90 barrel - The Hindu BusinessLine
U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis
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U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis
Monthly retail price of gasoline in the United States 2022 | Statista
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EIA: US retail diesel prices increase to >$6 per gallon in the Northeast; nearly equal to California - Green Car Congress
U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis
Gas prices in Milwaukee and Wisconsin expected to top $4 a gallon
Too Much Oil: How a Barrel Came to Be Worth Less Than Nothing - The New York Times
Domestic Crude Oil Peaked at $145 a Barrel in 2008. It Closed Yesterday at $118.50. So Why Is Gas at the Pump at All-Time Highs?
