(September 13, 2020 at 10:18 am)The Grand Nudger Wrote: Someone else will still use that fuel. There won't be any reduction. Environmentalism is frustrating.
Funny how it never has, then. In those sporadic periods of lower consumption, the surplus petroleum sits in warehouses and on tankers and the price drops like a paralyzed falcon. This happened as recently of March of this year.
The trouble is, the oil gluts and lower prices at pumps cause people to resume their old bad habits. It isn’t that the saved fuel is burned other places, it’s that the fuel is burned in the same places, but just a little bit later.
Boru
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