The price of gas keeps going up. In California, most gas stations now charge over $4 even for the lowest octane gasoline. Hybrid cars cost more, but are more energy efficient than most standard gasoline-only cars. Hybrid cars are also better for the environment. Are they better for your wallet as well? Let’s figure out [...]
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Problem of the Month – April 2011
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