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That is consistent with what I said. Only difference is, I included the numbers (a whopping 400 MB/mo avg July-September 2023) and I explained the background behind these new high production numbers >>He just saved the Alaskan National Wildlife Refuge and then got the project going in the Alaskan Petroleum Reserve showing we could have big oil and preserve the nations wild areas. And, of course, present production in the Gulf of Mexico is about the same as when Trump was in office.
I seriously never believed it, even back when he was running. When everybody else was working again after the worst of Covid by summer of 2020, I was amazed at how the oil industry didn't open the taps on the production they turned off when COVID-19 Struck. People think Big Oil is Trumps friend, and he knows how to get the most from them, but when everybody else went back to work across the US, they stuck it in his ass and broke it off, triggering the shortage, the inflationary prices, and arguably costing him the election, while making record breaking profits for themselves. I think he knows this. Here lately, he has been making noises of possibly trying to nationalize oil production in the US. Of course, taking over big oil would spook the markets around the world possibly triggering another financial meltdown, because if he would take over big oil, what industry would be safe, and his cult would go along with it, even though this country was built on capitalism.That is consistent with what I said. Only difference is, I included the numbers (a whopping 400 MB/mo avg July-September 2023) and I explained the background behind these new high production numbers >>
Severe criticism of Biden's lousy 2021 and 2022 numbers, and how we're getting closer now to the 2024 ELECTION.
Not rocket science. Ho hum.
How can you say the shortage and inflationary prices cost him the election ? He won the election (sort of), and he's now the president.I seriously never believed it, even back when he was running. When everybody else was working again after the worst of Covid by summer of 2020, I was amazed at how the oil industry didn't open the taps on the production they turned off when COVID-19 Struck. People think Big Oil is Trumps friend, and he knows how to get the most from them, but when everybody else went back to work across the US, they stuck it in his ass and broke it off, triggering the shortage, the inflationary prices, and arguably costing him the election, while making record breaking profits for themselves. I think he knows this. Here lately, he has been making noises of possibly trying to nationalize oil production in the US. Of course, taking over big oil would spook the markets around the world possibly triggering another financial meltdown, because if he would take over big oil, what industry would be safe, and his cult would go along with it, even though this country was built on capitalism.
I was talking about trump. He did lose the election and he has hinted of taking over oil and using it to pay down the debt. I can't see, as I am a capitalist by nature, plus, donny doesn't really believe in paying debts public or private.How can you say the shortage and inflationary prices cost him the election ? He won the election (sort of), and he's now the president.
All the inflation came after he took over in 2021. When Trump left in Jan 2021, inflation was rock bottom 1.4%
Well, clearly Biden is who reduced the oil production, and drove up the inflation. Economics 6th grade.I was talking about trump. He did lose the election and he has hinted of taking over oil and using it to pay down the debt. I can't see, as I am a capitalist by nature, plus, donny doesn't really believe in paying debts public or private.
Are you on crack? Trump lost the election by a large margin and is president of nothing but the sour grapes club.How can you say the shortage and inflationary prices cost him the election ? He won the election (sort of), and he's now the president.
All the inflation came after he took over in 2021. When Trump left in Jan 2021, inflation was rock bottom 1.4%
Show us your numbers with date range on when the production dropped like a rock.Well, clearly Biden is who reduced the oil production, and drove up the inflation. Economics 6th grade.
I said BIDEN won the election (however funky it might have been)Are you on crack? Trump lost the election by a large margin and is president of nothing but the sour grapes club.
Been there, done that -in post # 36 (you quoted it) when I talked about Jan 2021 (Trump's last month), and Feb 2021 (Biden's first full month) when I said >> "In February 2021, he did just that as oil production sunk to extreme low levels, (dropped from 345 million barrels/mo to 277 million B/M) and accordingly (with the laws of economics) gas prices shot to extremely high levels."Show us your numbers with date range on when the production dropped like a rock.
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| 2017 | 275,117 | 255,081 | 284,146 | 273,041 | 284,727 | 273,321 | 286,657 | 286,759 | 285,499 | 299,726 | 302,564 | 309,486 |
| 2018 | 310,032 | 287,870 | 324,467 | 314,996 | 323,491 | 319,216 | 337,814 | 353,154 | 343,298 | 356,767 | 356,583 | 370,284 |
| 2019 | 367,924 | 326,845 | 369,292 | 364,458 | 376,763 | 366,546 | 368,965 | 387,073 | 377,710 | 397,094 | 390,010 | 402,314 |
| 2020 | 398,420 | 372,419 | 396,693 | 357,412 | 301,105 | 313,275 | 341,184 | 327,875 | 327,623 | 324,180 | 335,867 | 346,223 |
| 2021 | 344,846 | 277,891 | 351,102 | 339,142 | 352,036 | 340,693 | 351,757 | 349,600 | 327,526 | 358,626 | 353,702 | 360,666 |
| 2022 | 352,449 | 316,851 | 362,725 | 350,052 | 360,503 | 353,918 | 367,164 | 371,339 | 368,040 |
Oops. Misunderstood.I said BIDEN won the election (however funky it might have been)
ha ha....no problemOops. Misunderstood.
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Long-term Exposure to Ambient Air Pollution and Change in Emphysema and Lung Function
This cohort study examines the association between long-term exposure to ambient ozone, black carbon, and other air pollutants and progression of CT-defined percent emphysema and decline in lung function in adults in 6 US metropolitan regions.jamanetwork.com
"Association Between Long-term Exposure to Ambient Air Pollution and Change in Quantitatively Assessed Emphysema and Lung Function"
"Findings In this cohort study conducted between 2000 and 2018 that included 5780 participants in 6 US metropolitan regions followed up for a median of 10 years, there was a statistically significant association between baseline ambient concentrations of ambient ozone (O3), fine particulate matter (PM2.5), oxides of nitrogen (NOx), and black carbon with greater increases in emphysema assessed quantitatively using computed tomographic (CT) imaging. Concentrations of O3 and NOx, but not concentrations of PM2.5, over study follow-up were also associated with increases in emphysema. Baseline ambient O3 was significantly associated with a faster decline in forced expiratory volume in the first second (FEV1)."
