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I use NatGas to heat my house here in Alaska (in-floor radiant heat, quite efficient). But I also have wood burning stoves and am surrounded by forest. If the
by jcadam 5y ago
I use NatGas to heat my house here in Alaska (in-floor radiant heat, quite efficient). But I also have wood burning stoves and am surrounded by forest. If the price of NatGas increases to the point it becomes unaffordable, trust me when I say my carbon footprint will go up dramatically. NOT heating my house is not an option in the winter here.
- Symbiote 5y agoIf you're suggesting you'd burn trees, that's carbon neutral (very nearly, maybe a tiny bit used to fell and move them.)