Crude Oil

Question: Is it true that the polar ice caps are melting? 

Answer: Wrong. The British Antarctic Survey, working with NASA, last week confirmed ice around Antarctica has grown 100,000 sq km each decade for the past 30 years. There has been no polar ice-cap melting at all!

Long-term monitoring by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports the same: southern hemisphere ice has been expanding for decades.

As for the Arctic, wrong again.

The Arctic ice cap shrank badly during few summers after years of steady decline, but has since recovered to its 1970 levels. Satellite data from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center this week shows the Arctic hasn't had this much April ice for at least seven years.

Norway's Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center says the ice is now within the standard deviation range for 1979 to 2007. (None of the above-mentioned outfits is sponsored by Big Oil!)

Remember that Albert Gore in his movie used styrofoam and faked film to show the ice melting at what looked like an alarming rate. This was never mentioned in the film, though, and was in fact presented as real.

Since climbing on the warming wagon, Al Gore has made almost $200 million and lives exactly the opposite of the way he says he wants the rest of us to live.

Sadly, millions of innocent, unsuspecting people have been deceived by alarmists of global warming and feel guilty because of humanity's industrial development, finding a reason to consent to ever higher prices of crude oil and natural gas, to compromise on comforts, unlike those who actually initiated the myth of man caused global warming. 

Question:Is it true that our planet suffers a global spike in temperatures because of increasing industrial carbon dioxide emissions? Jackie T., OH

Answer: Wrong. It is true the world did warm slightly between about 1979 and 1999, but even Professor David Karoly, one of the world's leading Warmers, admitted that "temperatures have dropped" since 1999 - "both in surface temperatures and in atmospheric temperatures measured from satellites." In fact, the fall in temperatures from just 2002 has already wiped out half the warming our planet experienced last century, which was only a little over one degree. (So says the latest data from Britain's Hadley Center, NASA's Aqua satellite, and the US National Climatic Data Center.) (None of the above-mentioned outfits is sponsored by Big Oil!)

Both crude and fuel prices are getting up again on these hot summer days, WTI costs $98,67 per barrel, Brent almost $118,59. Consumers and developers are trying their best to save as much as possible as well on fuel as on their money.

Gas prices are getting up and we barely can do something about it. The only solution to take care about our money is to take care about how much fuel were using. There are several methods, like driving more slowly, carrying less package and turning the engine off by stops.

Crude Oil prices don't show any kind of recovering signs any more. A barrel of WTI costs $96.78, Brent $112.74 per barrel. Even if we have had this prices months ago, the gasoline prices in the United States are now hiking up very fast.