
In a 2008 survey, 95 percent of bike store owners said customers cited high gas prices as a reason for their bike-related purchases.
Source: Bikes Belong

In a 2008 survey, 95 percent of bike store owners said customers cited high gas prices as a reason for their bike-related purchases.
Source: Bikes Belong
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Which states get hit hardest by high gas prices? The rural ones. From Reuters: The five states that are most vulnerable to the higher fuel prices...

Ever since that incredible summer of $4 gas, prices have been quietly creeping up again. In the next few weeks, they'll hit two-year highs.

So with gas prices pushing $4 per gallon in many parts of the country, America must be snapping up fuel-efficient cars, right? Not so.

High gas prices are being used to make the case to preserve Big Oil tax breaks and expand offshore drilling. Here's why neither makes a difference.

You're not the only one feeling pain at the pump this weekend. But the best way to keep fuel costs down isn't drilling.
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This nice infographic from the NYT shows gas prices around the nation and where they're taking the biggest toll. It looks like people in...
The NRDC did a little legwork and decided that the American Clean Energy and Security Act*, which passed the House last Friday, would result in...
Back in 2007, everyone was talking about the "pain at the pump." But did that change what people drive? This infographic by Chris Svetlik looks at...
On the heels of my post about gas prices and rural America, here's a map showing how much people would be spending on gas if prices spiked to 2008...
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In March, we asked you, the GOOD community, to send us photos of your local gas prices. See the winning picture inside.

Oil CEOs are in Washington, D.C. today, defending the $4 billion they get in government subsidies. Thing is, that cash doesn't make gas any cheaper.

As prices continue to rise, some states will have a harder time adjusting than others.

I've become highly aware how stoners are targeted in TV commercials, subtly (eye drops; Justin Long as the Mac guy) and not-so-subtly (Taco Bell).
Let's exert our energy figuring out how to deal with the root problem.

The New Mexico senator is the only one in Washington, D.C. who will tell the uncomfortable truth about gas prices and oil supply and demand.

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