I'm particularly interested on a companies claims that they sell a lot of their fuel additive to the government but I want to see it for myself. What is the name of the department that does the buying etc. ?
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Good luck, I've been looking for a site where you find how much federal money that was sent to the individual states throughout the history of the united states.***
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There's no set answer.  Basically, gas stations buy from the cheapest provider, so any given gas station will buy from Exxon if Exxon happens to be selling gas at the lowest market price at that time.\n\nhttp://www.snopes.com/politics/gasoline/gasout.asp
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It's what they use as read between the lines. Not all policies are good for the American People. Alot tend to go towards the Capitalists and Imperialists, for profits only, at the expense of the American People. You can surely understand that! They have hidden agendas in Legislature such as the Patriot Act. Raising fuel cost's, with record profits after Hurricane Katrina, and so on, and so on.
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Plenty of buses run on LNG, it is one of the options car companies should be thinking about.  \nWhat we really need to be working on is more renewable fuel sources like E85.  Many cars can already use this and their owners don't ever know it (check out www.cars.com).  The solution is certainly not to "open up more federal lands to oil and gas exploration", as the person above says. We need to be thinking long-term and not just coming up with ways to destroy the environment more quickly.
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Go to the website. Look under corporate.
654632
The easiest way to find out the answer to that question is to look up the MSDS.  It gives all the information you need about it's toxicity, reactivity, etc.  A lot of chemical supply companies have MSDS on their websites, and I think there might be a government website that has MSDS accessible online, but I'm not sure.
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Go to their homepage (www.epa.gov) and read their mission statement..Im sure you will find more than you ever wanted to know about environmental stuff there..
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Chemexper.com is a great place to look this up and you can browse various companies to buy from as well as search by the specs that you need.
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My guess is that they've built a reporting infrastructure within the energy business.  So the energy companies (coal, oil, etc) may not providing the pricing data to Platts, but the energy distributors or retailers might.  Another division of McGraw Hill does something similar in another industry.
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I'm not sure of the validity of the claims of those who buy into this.  But, here is a list of websites (from Yahoo!) that are devoted to exactly what you are asking:\n\nhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Government/Politics/Political_Opinion/Conspiracy/Chemtrails/
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Why don't you email them and get the answers. Any Publically traded company has to disclose that information.\n\nI can assure you GM spends more on coffee in a qtr, than you and I make in a year.
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Lets see, the oil company's own and operate the wells, then the some people that work for them bid on the oil and it is sold to the refinery's which by the way is owned by the oil company's which in turn ship it to the gas stations guess who owns them. Sweet deal huh. I really wonder why the prices are so high.
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Through Government decisions. It is officially known as 'Administrative Price Mechanism' or APM. It will be phased out completely soon and fuel prices shall be left to be decided by market forces; that same old Demand -Supply function of Elementary Economics which we all study in our schools and colleges.
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There really isn't much. All gasoline has to meet federal standards. Go for price.
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Typically, the DOS (department of state) will have the licencees information.  Some state sell the information, some don't.\n\nCheck there first.
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google it.  \n\nrecon--the gov wont waste their time with this.  it could be for a project or something.  dont assume you moron.
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Fuel conservation linked to newspaper delivery?  \n\nI suppose, but I suspect you're far off the mark.