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We should use abundant U.S. resources to fuel our vehicles
/0 Comments/in FFF in the News /by Fuel Freedom StaffBrazil is oil independent, indeed, is an oil exporter, because its consumers have a choice of fuels at the pump. Most of the cars in the country, and nearly all in urban areas, can run on anything from a 20 percent/80 percent ethanol/gasoline blend up to 100 percent ethanol. And consumers decide which blend to use at […]
We’re not as energy independent as we’d like to think
/0 Comments/in FFF in the News staff /by Fuel Freedom StaffThe New York Times’ lead story today offers are lengthy and useful examination of the debate between more drilling, and more conservation and efficiency, in what the newspaper sees as signs of progress toward “energy independence”. Both drilling and efficiency are helpful, but unfortunately insufficient, to achieve this goal. Despite increased domestic oil production and a slowdown in […]
Weaning ourselves off of foreign oil
/0 Comments/in FFF in the News /by Robin VercruseAn article at The Atlantic recently pointed to the 2012 Annual Energy Outlook from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, and the possibility that we are weaning ourselves off of foreign oil, if all goes according to plan. The United States isn’t breaking its reliance on foreign oil any time in the near future, but over the next couple of […]