High Gas Prices

America is a user, and gasoline is their drug.

Tired of hearing about how buying less gas will drive prices down? How about a real alternative that uses the people's power to pit oil companies against each other for our benefit.

Republicans are responsible for the high gas prices we've been paying at the pumps. In May 2011, Eric Cantor, the House Republican leader was taped promising oil speculators that he would fight Wall Street reform and make sure consumer friendly regulation

With the troubling news that OPEC has failed to reach an agreement on increased oil production output, I have summarized and analyzed the meeting along with ways individuals can depend less upon crude oil.

Use these easy ways to make up for higher gas prices, and find practical ways to greatly offset the difference.

At $4.27 a gallon, Chicagoans are seeing the highest gas prices in the nation for regular gas.

A look at ways to cutdown on gas consumption without being extreme about it.

Vt. Small business feeling the sting of high gas prices.

2010 is a new year and this the new list from CNBC of the top 20 stocks with the potential to drop in 2010. Be warned!

Our dependency on oil is the same even after record high gas prices in 2008. Americans had a little relief from high gas prices in 2009, but those days are quickly coming to an end.

Gas prices are creeping up and they're not coming down. Say what you will about the politics of oil; the main result is that we, the consumers, can't avoid paying higher gas prices for no reason unless we change our gas habits.

Why high gas prices increase the price of food and how you can save money on groceries whether gas prices are high or not.

In today's world one of the biggest expenses of a normal citizen is energy, whether it be the bill at home or the high prices at the pump. What most people don't know is that there are other options that will greatly lower the cost of energy.

This article discusses some practical ways to do lessen the burden of high gas prices.

Exxon and fellow oil giants are especially happy with today's fed rate cut.

High gas prices have had, and will have unless they continue to decrease, a profound effect upon people in this area.

Even as I cringe while I drive by local gas stations, I realize that there is a positive side to high gas prices.

Your tank almost on empty? Here's an alternative for ridiculously high gas prices. But does it work?

Tired of paying high gas prices? Sick of foreign countries getting rich from the money we spend? Worried that this money may be spent on weapons aimed at America? Fed up with having to choose between buying food, or getting to work?

How are we going to solve the problem of high gas prices?

How do you manage day to day with the high cost of gas, food, daycare as well as all the other expenses of everyday living with no frills??

Covered calls on big oil, wind and solar power can make you money in a down trending economy. Take advantage of upside price moves, as well as downside price trends. Alternative fuel sources are also a good play for covered calls.

Everything is bigger in Texas, and at the moment, that includes gas prices.

For those of us living in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, it is no secret that we pay the highest gas prices in the state. Here are some ways to make the pinch less painful.

With gas prices continuing to rise and the world oil situation worsening by the day, it would seem that people are helpless to confront the energy crisis head on. But nothing could be further from the truth.

From the gas pump, to the heat for our homes, to the food on our tables, high fuel prices are hitting every man, woman, and child in America hard. As the crisis worsens, one innovator has the answer to our prayers.

High gas prices effect us all in one form or another. I've found that the old ways still work well on my farm.

Take a bus to your vacation destination instead of driving there. With fares as low as $1 with some bus companies, it's a great alternative to driving during this high gas-price crunch.

High gas prices have become a fact of our everyday lives. Prices are likely to continue to march higher and higher. Fortunately, there are several simple measures we can take to combat these high fuel costs.