(Recently, a major news story was run nationwide in which a distraught broker described how Chase Bank pushed minorities into subprime loans -- paying pumped up commissions to motivate sales to accounts which they knew would end in foreclosure).
Last time I queued in this space, it was to pay for pump number four and a packet of Rolos.
In order to take your child to school, you need to pay and pump expensive gasoline.
While the province's five-year-old carbon tax means BC residents pay higher pump prices, offsetting cuts to their personal income tax have left them with the lowest tax rates in the country.
Consider using drip-irrigation systems or constructing or purchasing a rain barrel (it saves you having to pay to pump water back into the ground).
As Congress begins work on a new farm bill, ethanol companies and gasoline station owners want to expand a federal program that helps pay for pumps and other equipment needed to dispense gas with higher concentrations of ethanol.
Extreme weather events like the cyclone in the Bay of Bengal and Hurricane Sandy are a price we pay for pumping vast quantities of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Some experts believe that more attention is being paid to pump head today because more catastrophic results, like strokes and deaths, have sharply decreased as anesthesia and surgical techniques have improved.
The National Science Foundation NSFF) and the Department of Energy (DOE) have agreed to pay for pumping water out of the Homestake Mine near Lead so that it does not flood.
I'm sure drivers would find paying higher pump prices more appealing if they knew that Mr. Oliver was willing to cut their personal income taxes by an equivalent amount.
The true cost of oil is not reflected in the prices we pay at the pump.
