Iran War Lifts U.S. Fuel Bills by About $100 Billion, Study Finds
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Brown University’s Climate Solutions Lab estimates the Iran war has added about $100 billion to U.S. fuel costs since February, including roughly $55 billion in higher gasoline and $45 billion in diesel, equating to about $750 per household and helping push pump prices higher and public support for the conflict lower.
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