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Share Tier 3 EPA Proposal Could Increase Gas Prices by 25 Cents1/22/12
Up Front Expenses and Operating Costs Sourced from FOX News, "it would be 'expensive' for companies to meet the sulfur targets and cited a study that found it could add up to $17 billion in industry-wide, up-front expenses, in addition to another $13 billion in annual operating costs. The estimated increase at the pump is 12 to 25 cents a gallon and represents a 3.6% to 7.5% hidden tax if added to the price of gasoline ($3.35 according to GasBuddy.com's national average for a price of gasoline). President Asked EPA To Do This The mission of the EPA was requested by the president himself. The May 21, 2010 Presidential Memorandum requested that EPA "review for adequacy" the current non-greenhouse gas emissions regulations for new motor vehicles and fuels, including tailpipe emissions standards for oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and air toxics, and sulfur standards for gasoline. The memo further requested that EPA promulgate regulations "as part of a comprehensive approach toward regulating motor vehicles" if EPA determines new regulations are required. EPA Unaccountable to Voters This is the problem with the overbloated government system we have. The EPA feels that its job is to make regulations in favor of the environment but without regard for the economy. They are able to do so without the approval of congress and are not accountable to the voters. If the people were aware that there could be a hidden 25 cent per gallon tax on gasoline, they would be outraged. Environmental Benefit is in Doubt And to add insult to injury, JunkScience.com quotes the Clean Energy Report as saying the tightened limits of sulfur in gasoline would be so strict that a higher energy input would be required during the refining process. And that any environmental benefit we have from having lower sulfur levels in our gasoline would be neutralized by the higher energy input in the first place. All of this cost will be, unnecessarily, passed onto the consumer. The opinions herein are not supported by any community or organization. It is just the personal opinions of a blogger. But that is what allows me to be a loose cannon for the truth. I will be updating this site daily with what goes on in the world of politics and the economy.
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