To educate Obama has cost Americans over $300 billion a year in gas prices!

[Moonglow]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

fracking has been around, but horizontal drilling hasn't. In combination with fracking, it turned a lot of deposits from non-recoverable to recoverable. There have also been a lot of improvements in fracking technology.

They were horizontal drilling in the late 1980's. It started in the 1920's..

 

[CowboyTed]

I said the other day. We are going to be shocked how much taxpayers were put out by his traveling expenses. to golf trips, fundraisers for HIS PARTY on our dime, to high schools to give his pie in the sky visions on the poor children. etc. I can't remember another President who flew almost every week like this one has. And he could care less

Thats a problem with your memory not Obama.

The Traveling President

Q: Is President Obama flying on Air Force One more than other presidents did? Is he being accompanied by more people on international trips?

A: Two chain e-mails suggesting that the president's travel habits are more excessive than his predecessors are off base.

 

[CowboyTed]

Why won't Obama remove the $40 billion in new taxes on the oil and gas industries from his proposed budget?

He wants hydrocarbons dead and buried. Coal is the first to fall.

Because the of Climate Change. Unless you have been under a rock 97% of the world scientists are saying we are burning too much hydrocarbons.

The deniers have produced jack shit as a response except to say, I am not a scientist and I don't believe in climate change.

This is not belief, it is science

 

[bripat9643]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

fracking has been around, but horizontal drilling hasn't. In combination with fracking, it turned a lot of deposits from non-recoverable to recoverable. There have also been a lot of improvements in fracking technology.

They were horizontal drilling in the late 1980's. It started in the 1920's..

Not really. They couldn't go down 3000 feet and then make a right turn and go horizontal.

 

[bripat9643]

Why won't Obama remove the $40 billion in new taxes on the oil and gas industries from his proposed budget?

He wants hydrocarbons dead and buried. Coal is the first to fall.

Because the of Climate Change. Unless you have been under a rock 97% of the world scientists are saying we are burning too much hydrocarbons.

The deniers have produced jack shit as a response except to say, I am not a scientist and I don't believe in climate change.

This is not belief, it is science

Anyone who makes the 97% claim has identified himself as an idiot.

 

[BlindBoo]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

fracking has been around, but horizontal drilling hasn't. In combination with fracking, it turned a lot of deposits from non-recoverable to recoverable. There have also been a lot of improvements in fracking technology.

They were horizontal drilling in the late 1980's. It started in the 1920's..

Not really. They couldn't go down 3000 feet and then make a right turn and go horizontal.

True, that has been developed over the past 20 years

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

 

[BlindBoo]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

Now look at the date between your link and this one...

Bush-era offshore drilling plan shelved - US news - Environment NBC News

That leaves six years of obama economic oppression. And you need a history lesson, I don't make rewrites. I drove cross country beginning January 11, 2009 and had to budget my trip according to the price of gas every 300 miles. My first tanks the price was in the $1.30's and by the time I returned home on January 23, the price was already at $1.80 and climbing.
Stop excusing the worst president in modern history. You make yourself look foolish.

 

[BlindBoo]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

Now look at the date between your link and this one...

Bush-era offshore drilling plan shelved - US news - Environment NBC News

That leaves six years of obama economic oppression. And you need a history lesson, I don't make rewrites. I drove cross country beginning January 11, 2009 and had to budget my trip according to the price of gas every 300 miles. My first tanks the price was in the $1.30's and by the time I returned home on January 23, the price was already at $1.80 and climbing.
Stop excusing the worst president in modern history. You make yourself look foolish.

President Bushes announcement in July didn't effect the price of gasoline in Nov. That drop was caused by a glut in the gas inventories due to so many Americans no longer driving to work every day.

There is no excuse for Ronnie Raygun who is well known as the leader of the most corrupt modern day presidencies.

Oh and your link no longer works.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

Now look at the date between your link and this one...

Bush-era offshore drilling plan shelved - US news - Environment NBC News

That leaves six years of obama economic oppression. And you need a history lesson, I don't make rewrites. I drove cross country beginning January 11, 2009 and had to budget my trip according to the price of gas every 300 miles. My first tanks the price was in the $1.30's and by the time I returned home on January 23, the price was already at $1.80 and climbing.
Stop excusing the worst president in modern history. You make yourself look foolish.

President Bushes announcement in July didn't effect the price of gasoline in Nov. That drop was caused by a glut in the gas inventories due to so many Americans no longer driving to work every day.

There is no excuse for Ronnie Raygun who is well known as the leader of the most corrupt modern day presidencies.

Oh and your link no longer works.

Dishonest partisans like you cost me and every household in this country tens of thousands of dollars -- so far. Don't waste my time, too. The link works fine. Just not convenient to your agenda and propaganda.

 

[BlindBoo]

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

Now look at the date between your link and this one...

Bush-era offshore drilling plan shelved - US news - Environment NBC News

That leaves six years of obama economic oppression. And you need a history lesson, I don't make rewrites. I drove cross country beginning January 11, 2009 and had to budget my trip according to the price of gas every 300 miles. My first tanks the price was in the $1.30's and by the time I returned home on January 23, the price was already at $1.80 and climbing.
Stop excusing the worst president in modern history. You make yourself look foolish.

President Bushes announcement in July didn't effect the price of gasoline in Nov. That drop was caused by a glut in the gas inventories due to so many Americans no longer driving to work every day.

There is no excuse for Ronnie Raygun who is well known as the leader of the most corrupt modern day presidencies.

Oh and your link no longer works.

Dishonest partisans like you cost me and every household in this country tens of thousands of dollars -- so far. Don't waste my time, too. The link works fine. Just not convenient to your agenda and propaganda.

The link said page no longer available. From your article. "Then, four days before leaving office, officials in the Bush administration issued the draft plan, which called for energy leases in areas that until recently had been off limits for a quarter century."

Furthermore President Obama continued and even announce a broader plan including East Coast, West Cost and Arctic Coast waters. But that wasn't what effected gas prices at the end of 2008. It was the recession.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

Now look at the date between your link and this one...

Bush-era offshore drilling plan shelved - US news - Environment NBC News

That leaves six years of obama economic oppression. And you need a history lesson, I don't make rewrites. I drove cross country beginning January 11, 2009 and had to budget my trip according to the price of gas every 300 miles. My first tanks the price was in the $1.30's and by the time I returned home on January 23, the price was already at $1.80 and climbing.
Stop excusing the worst president in modern history. You make yourself look foolish.

President Bushes announcement in July didn't effect the price of gasoline in Nov. That drop was caused by a glut in the gas inventories due to so many Americans no longer driving to work every day.

There is no excuse for Ronnie Raygun who is well known as the leader of the most corrupt modern day presidencies.

Oh and your link no longer works.

Dishonest partisans like you cost me and every household in this country tens of thousands of dollars -- so far. Don't waste my time, too. The link works fine. Just not convenient to your agenda and propaganda.

The link said page no longer available. From your article. "Then, four days before leaving office, officials in the Bush administration issued the draft plan, which called for energy leases in areas that until recently had been off limits for a quarter century."

Furthermore President Obama continued and even announce a broader plan including East Coast, West Cost and Arctic Coast waters. But that wasn't what effected gas prices at the end of 2008. It was the recession.

The lifting of drilling moratoriums did it. That's why prices dropped before the recession. What's more, using the recession excuse logic means that the prices would have stayed low this entire time because we're still in economic hardships.
You owe us non-obama people reparations.

 

[healthmyths]

The average price of gas in 2009 was somewhere between 2 and 3 dollars not 4.

http://www.randomuseless.info/gasprice/gasprice.txt

The high price of crude oil encouraged the development of new recovery technology, which increase the supply. The slowing down of the economies in China and India also increased the supply. Green energy sources also increased the supply.

The business cycle simply doesn't match the political cycle.

Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com
When Obama took office it was nearly $2.59 per gallon after as you can see below it was in Jan 2008 about $1.59...
Then over the next 6 years kept climbing till 4/26/2011 it was over $4.00!
Continued at the $3.35 and up for nearly 3 years then started to fall WHEN fracking really started to make a dent in the crude prices.

View attachment 35940

You have a way of jumbling facts into an incoherent and fictitious conclusion.

Before the crash of 2008 gas prices were at historic highs. They have not climbed that high since either. Fracking has been used for decades. Increased US well activity was due mostly to high prices and new exploration will decrease as the price goes down.

Before the crash of 2008 the price had already begun to fall dramatically. That was a result of the July promise of drilling moratoriums being lifted and the reality of that at the end of September. The price dropped to the $1.30's by December and stayed there until the week before obama's coronation. Upon his pronouncements and reimposition of drilling restrictions, beginning on January 11, 2009, the price went up and stayed up an average of $2 too high for the duration of his reign.
That has more consistently impacted the economy way more than any crash did. Obama energy policy has kept our economy in the hole and attempts to deflect from that are nothing more than partisan lies.

What a terrible re-write. Not even close to reality.

Prices were still in the 3.50 range as late as October of 2008. President Obama also was all for opening the entire east coast for exploration and announce his plan in March 2010. He certainly didn't impose any restrictions on Jan 11, 2009, he wasn't even President then. OF course he imposed a deep water drilling ban in the Gulf after the Deep Water Horizon explosion and spill but that never effected production wells or shallow water exploration and drilling.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/31/science/earth/31energy.html

Furthermore.......The Obama administration is reopening the Eastern Seaboard to offshore oil and gas exploration, announcing final approval Friday of sonic cannons that can pinpoint energy deposits deep beneath the ocean floor.

Federal government opens East Coast to oil search News - Home

FACTS regarding gas prices since 2006
Historical Gas Price Charts - GasBuddy.com