I can't understand , after ExxonMobil reported that second quarter profits DOUBLED to over 14 billion, that the price of gas at the pumps goes up..what kind of bs is this. Why is this being allowed. Out and out open rip off
It is just Exxon's way of telling people to burn less fossil fuelI can't understand , after ExxonMobil reported that second quarter profits DOUBLED to over 14 billion, that the price of gas at the pumps goes up..what kind of bs is this. Why is this being allowed. Out and out open rip off
It is just Exxon's way of telling people to burn less fossil fuel
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Sure, you go with that idea. But first they need to line their pocketsIt is just Exxon's way of telling people to burn less fossil fuel
to save Earth's climate. ExxonMobil is committed to emission
reduction to zero eventually to reverse climate change.
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ExxonMobil announces ambition for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 | ExxonMobil
IRVING, Texas – ExxonMobil today announced its ambition to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions for operated assets by 2050, backed by a comprehensive approach to develop detailed emission-reduction roadmaps for major facilities and assets.corporate.exxonmobil.com
Exxon and everyone in the oil$gas industry should pay for all climate change damages.It is just Exxon's way of telling people to burn less fossil fuel
to save Earth's climate. ExxonMobil is committed to emission
reduction to zero eventually to reverse climate change.
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ExxonMobil announces ambition for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 | ExxonMobil
IRVING, Texas – ExxonMobil today announced its ambition to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions for operated assets by 2050, backed by a comprehensive approach to develop detailed emission-reduction roadmaps for major facilities and assets.corporate.exxonmobil.com
I'm not sure how serious you are, but price signals are very important and necessary for proper supply and demand adjustments.It is just Exxon's way of telling people to burn less fossil fuel
to save Earth's climate. ExxonMobil is committed to emission
reduction to zero eventually to reverse climate change.
If Pierre did not push Carney to drop some of the taxes the prices would be higher...they would be even lower if Carney ended the climate scam and dropped the carbon taxes the prices would drop even more...Price is dropping 12 cents on Thursday but it's still way overpriced.
Does cheap gas help this?If Pierre did not push Carney to drop some of the taxes the prices would be higher...they would be even lower if Carney ended the climate scam and dropped the carbon taxes the prices would drop even more...
oh you mean the fires that have been started by an arson or careless campers....or the forest fires that have been an annual event since the dawn of time.
Its always amazing to see that there are people who are so clueless that they haven't noticed the world changing around them.oh you mean the fires that have been started by an arson or careless campers....or the forest fires that have been an annual event since the dawn of time.
You think carbon dioxide, the gas of life, found in trace amounts heats the planet is laughable LOL
Because that's capitalism.I can't understand , after ExxonMobil reported that second quarter profits DOUBLED to over 14 billion, that the price of gas at the pumps goes up..what kind of bs is this. Why is this being allowed. Out and out open rip off
oh no, 2 maybe 3 weeks of heat each and every year for the summer LOLIts always amazing to see that there are people who are so clueless that they haven't noticed the world changing around them.
oh no, 2 maybe 3 weeks of heat each and every year for the summer LOL
My god! You mean the Free Market! You Commie Bastard!I'm not sure how serious you are, but price signals are very important and necessary for proper supply and demand adjustments.
One of the things that I realized early on in the Iran conflict is the higher, permanent risk premium for Mideast oil.
This will cause Mideast producers to build infrastructure to bypass the Strait of Hormuz when possible.
Global oil producers will respond with higher output. Yes, that means Canada, the U.S. and even Venezuela in the long-term.
(North America is an energy citadel.)
This is now being discussed in economic commentary.
Now it's possible but not likely the Iranian regime turns a new leaf and looks to an outcome that stabilizes the region's oil supply, but I don't think that will happen anytime soon. The Mideast risk premium will exist for quite some time.
Having said that, I am sympathetic to the idea that oil-rich countries like the U.S. and Canada can and should alleviate the pain from high gas prices caused by the conflict. That means temporary price controls or taxation. We used to call such Big Oil's gains windfall profits.
So why start that conflict? The oil was flowing smoothly through the strait before it began. We were all enjoying the benefits of it.One of the things that I realized early on in the Iran conflict is the higher, permanent risk premium for Mideast oil.
Why ask questions you know the answer to?So why start that conflict? The oil was flowing smoothly through the strait before it began. We were all enjoying the benefits of it.
Point taken. Allow me to restate the question. Why should all of us suffer for the sake of one small state of ten million people?Why ask questions you know the answer to?
As a rhetorical device, it's greatly overrated.
You can see the Saudis are making overtures for nuclear power.Point taken. Allow me to restate the question. Why should all of us suffer for the sake of one small state of ten million people?
The population of the West is close to one billion people (North America and Europe). I'm not even considering Asia or Latin America, and I'll bet they're suffering too.





