My question is about gasoline. The conventional wisdom I’ve always heard is that brand-name gas (Chevron, Shell, etc.) is better for your engine than what is sold at discount/mom-and-pop gas stations.

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Globally, flying accounts for nearly 3% of our air emissions, but the industry wants to get to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with airlines like Delta aiming to use 10% sustainable fuel by 2030.

They’re tiny seeds, but they could have a huge impact. The U.S. Department of Energy says sustainable aviation fuel could cut emissions by up to 94%. And airlines want to cut emissions.

Today, our 2022 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid with 55,000 miles was recommended for a fuel induction cleaning that was supposed to be done at the 30,000-mile service." "They also wanted $300 for this?

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While President Donald Trump is pushing to prop up the US coal industry, generating power from the dirtiest fossil fuel is becoming increasingly expensive and uncompetitive, according to a new report.