The Key to Lower Gas Prices: Efficiency, Not Oil Shale, Can Reduce the Price at the Pump Now
As gas prices continue to climb, Americans are looking for ways to lower prices at the pump. Proven energy efficiency measures for cars and trucks can provide immediate relief from the rising prices. Moreover, the oil savings from these clean energy solutions are available right now, and are more certain, affordable, and immediate than potential development from oil shale. The real opportunity for consumers hit hard by gas prices is clean energy, not destructive oil shale production.
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