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DonSSDD

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Britain just announced a 25% windfall tax on oil company profits, proceeds to those struggling with high fuel prices/inflation. This is what happens when government decides to do something about high fuel prices. There may be some leakage into general revenues?

Bob, will you have your hand out when Biden does this?

I don’t think the USA or Canada will do this, the Prime Minister of Britain is in big political trouble now, he’s trying to change the headlines away from his troubles.
 

bobs409

 
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Britain just announced a 25% windfall tax on oil company profits, proceeds to those struggling with high fuel prices/inflation. This is what happens when government decides to do something about high fuel prices. There may be some leakage into general revenues?

Bob, will you have your hand out when Biden does this?

I don’t think the USA or Canada will do this, the Prime Minister of Britain is in big political trouble now, he’s trying to change the headlines away from his troubles.

If biden did this, 20% would first go to him! We would see about a .20 cent savings at the pump.
 

Iowa 409 Guy

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Could someone explain this? I did not fact check it because the Nazis control the facts.


So let me get this straight. It takes between 21 to 35 days for a Russian oil tanker to get to US ports to be offloaded.

It takes between 35 and 60 days for a tanker from the Middle East to make the same trek.

It takes about 10 hours to load the tanker and up to 24 hours to unload. If it has to wait in port to get to an unloading dock, it can take up to 3 days.

The average tanker burns 2,625 gallons of diesel fuel per hour. 22.38 pounds of CO2 are created from burning 1 gallon of diesel fuel.

So, in one hour, a tanker ship hauling oil to a refinery in the US creates 58,757.5 pounds of CO2 per hour. Averaging the travel time of the tankers, that's 27.67 million tons of CO2 per trip.

In comparison, your car creates between 6 and 9 tons per year.

Without going into all the equations of how many tankers come to the US per year, let alone our exports, will someone please explain to me how drilling our own oil and moving it through pipelines, along with importing oil from Canada via pipeline will not be more environmentally "green" for the world.

Please explain to me why buying oil from another country is good for the environment??

Or better yet how buying oil from another country is better than pumping our own oil??
 
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