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Energy Policy: Bush's Rush to Drill Yields a Dry Hole

Increased Drilling on Public Lands Has Little Effect on Prices and Foreign Dependency
» Read more... | Published July 17, 2008

Biofuels and Bad Weather: America’s Food-to-Fuel Gamble

It’s Time for Congress to Revisit the Ethanol Mandate
» Read more... | Published April 24, 2008

Government Report Focuses on Agriculture as 'Dead Zone' Culprit

Heavily Subsidized Crops Largest Contributor of Nitrogen to the Gulf of Mexico; What Will be the Environmental Impact of Increased Ethanol Production?
» Read more... | Published January 29, 2008

Power Drain

Big Ag's $100 Million Energy Subsidy
Some of America's richest and largest farms are paying pennies for the vast amounts of electricity needed to deliver irrigation water to California's arid Central Valley.
» Read more... | Published May 29, 2007

Press Release - Enforcing Mileage Standards

Enforcing Mileage Standards Based on Real-World Testing Would Cut Oil Imports 20 Percent
First-Ever Calculations Show Real MPG Tests Would Save More Than 1.3 Times Saudi Oil Imports Per Year
» Read more... | Published July 13, 2006

News Release: Gas Price Calculator Puts Price Tag to Consumer Anger Over Gas Prices

At $3 Per Gallon the Average Family Will Spend $4,060 on Gas This Year, Up $1,880 from Before Iraq War
(WASHINGTON, May 4) — Americans in 50 metro areas will pay $83 billion more for gasoline this year at $3 per gallon, compared to the prices they paid in February 2003 — and even more if prices continue to rise as expected, says a new Environmental Working Group (EWG) analysis that calculates the increased cost of gasoline per family in the 50 largest metro areas.
» Read more... | Published May 1, 2006

Press Release

National Transportation Policy At Odds With National Security
Drivers in Southern Cities with Few Transit Options Send Most Gas Dollars to Middle East
» Read more... | Published August 30, 2005
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