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- Just before the Russians invaded Ukraine, regular unleaded was around $3.49, give or take .20 cents depending on where you bought it.
- Immediately after the Russian invasion gas prices shot up, and a week into the invasion the price had rise more than $1.
- So for those of you saying Biden is to blame, the sudden rise in a gallon of gas after the invasion shows that he isn't to blame.
- This sudden rise in gas prices also supports the view that cancelling the Keystone XL did not raise gas prices because gas prices depend on current events, not something many years in the future.
- Gas prices were low in the first half of 2020 because of the pandemic. When the world started to open up prices rose because demand increased.
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TL : DR
Gas prices did not rise because Biden cancelled Keystone XL.
Mariah Medina of KENS 5 spoke with Tom Tunstall, research director for the University of Texas at San Antonio’s Institute for Economic Development.
Tunstall has done a wide variety of research on oil and gas in his near-decade with the university. He said while prices at the gas pump are climbing, it’s independent of Biden’s decision.
"If oil prices go to $4 a gallon, it will be for other reasons than the fact that the keystone isn't under construction,” Tunstall expained to KENS 5
https://www.firstcoastnews.com/arti...orida/77-26eb2bb3-cdd9-4196-9078-26fb43ad216d
And if you want a conservative news source pouring cold water on the belief that cancellation of pipelines effected oil prices, here is Forbes
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapie...he-blame-for-high-gas-prices/?sh=62e52d59e31e
- Immediately after the Russian invasion gas prices shot up, and a week into the invasion the price had rise more than $1.
- So for those of you saying Biden is to blame, the sudden rise in a gallon of gas after the invasion shows that he isn't to blame.
- This sudden rise in gas prices also supports the view that cancelling the Keystone XL did not raise gas prices because gas prices depend on current events, not something many years in the future.
- Gas prices were low in the first half of 2020 because of the pandemic. When the world started to open up prices rose because demand increased.
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TL : DR
Gas prices did not rise because Biden cancelled Keystone XL.
Mariah Medina of KENS 5 spoke with Tom Tunstall, research director for the University of Texas at San Antonio’s Institute for Economic Development.
Tunstall has done a wide variety of research on oil and gas in his near-decade with the university. He said while prices at the gas pump are climbing, it’s independent of Biden’s decision.
"If oil prices go to $4 a gallon, it will be for other reasons than the fact that the keystone isn't under construction,” Tunstall expained to KENS 5
https://www.firstcoastnews.com/arti...orida/77-26eb2bb3-cdd9-4196-9078-26fb43ad216d
And if you want a conservative news source pouring cold water on the belief that cancellation of pipelines effected oil prices, here is Forbes
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapie...he-blame-for-high-gas-prices/?sh=62e52d59e31e