ender | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 13 2006 | oil, economics, money, news
This article answers/lays blame to the question why we will be experiencing higher gas prices.
Quoted: Spring is not even a month old but it's already promising to be a long hot summer for American drivers. Gasoline prices are surging toward highs not seen since the wake of Hurricane Katrina last fall - the national average now stands at $2.68 a gallon - and some experts are predicting $3.00 a gallon before long.
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