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Petroleum is the worlds largest source of renewable energy. We will never run out of petroleum. Prices are low in India, because gas isn't as high demand in India. That and they don't import very much petroleum because they have their own. Maybe the US should try it...

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India’s Russian oil imports at record high in January.

https://en.amwalalghad.com/indias-russian-oil-imports-at-record-high-in-january/

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They've been jewed

https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-why-indias-crude-oil-production-has-been-falling-6479345/

https://en.amwalalghad.com/indias-russian-oil-imports-at-record-high-in-january/

India’s oil imports usually rise in December and January as state-run refineries avoid shutdowns for maintenance in the first quarter to meet annual production targets set by the government.

Yup, jewed... They do not have the same demand we do here. Plain and simple.

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Depends what you define as tomatoes and how you compare them. But in Australia a kilogram of fresh tomatoes is likely significantly more expensive than a kilogram of petrol.

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So, at >$5/kg even tinned tomatoes are more expensive than petrol. Fresh tomatoes are probably something like $8/kg (looks to be between $6 and $20).