Update on Cheby Volt
 

On Sun, 26 Feb 2012 15:19:28 -0500, BAR wrote:

Why shouldn't we "drill, baby drill?" With your logic the sooner we are
out of oil the sooner we will switch to other fuels. However, they
haven't come up with a replacement for plastic yet.

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What if we ran out of oil next week, or more probably, the price
doubles or triples in a short time. As you allude to with plastic,
the real value of crude oil is as an industrial feed stock, not as a
flammable energy source.

Update on Cheby Volt
 

On 2/26/2012 7:39 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 26 Feb 2012 15:19:28 -0500, wrote:

Why shouldn't we "drill, baby drill?" With your logic the sooner we are
out of oil the sooner we will switch to other fuels. However, they
haven't come up with a replacement for plastic yet.

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What if we ran out of oil next week, or more probably, the price
doubles or triples in a short time. As you allude to with plastic,
the real value of crude oil is as an industrial feed stock, not as a
flammable energy source.


open Alaska, open the pipeline, drill, drill, drill... If we had started
(or just kept going) with this at the beginning of this administration,
we would be half way to the 6 years they said it would take. Of course
you know about now, they would be ahead of schedual but we wanted
"European" pricing here in the US, well, the administration did anyway...

Update on Cheby Volt
 

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On Sun, 26 Feb 2012 15:19:28 -0500, BAR wrote:

Why shouldn't we "drill, baby drill?" With your logic the sooner we are
out of oil the sooner we will switch to other fuels. However, they
haven't come up with a replacement for plastic yet.

===

What if we ran out of oil next week, or more probably, the price
doubles or triples in a short time. As you allude to with plastic,
the real value of crude oil is as an industrial feed stock, not as a
flammable energy source.

A shortage in the material will be the mother of invention and will
dramatically change our society.