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This isn't anywhere near true.
by mjburgess 6y ago
This isn't anywhere near true.
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- Retric 6y agoWhat specifically do you take issue with? A solar hot water heater or a gas water heater for example both just result in hot water on demand. We don’t use solar hot water heaters in the US even though their currently a cheaper alternative largely because of how houses are constructed and sold. People constructing sub divisions don’t care about your annual heating bills because home buyers don’t pay attention to that stuff.
- jacobush 6y agoIf switching stoves to electric fixed global heating was the solution, we would be there already. Edit: I took the gas stove hook too much probably
- Retric 6y agoWhich has nothing to do with what I said. No single change is going to eliminate net CO2 production. You need to solve every single one and electric vs gas stoves are a very specific example of that choice. Worldwide no country has weighed in on gas vs electric stoves in large part because it’s not a major factor but also because nobody is actually aiming for zero CO2. Carbon is produced as a side effect of methods not an inherent property of a given lifestyle.