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#2 This won’t help the millions of people who depend on their places being heated by gas - it’s going to be an existential threat for many. First financially,
by whiteboardr 4y ago
#2 This won’t help the millions of people who depend on their places being heated by gas - it’s going to be an existential threat for many.
First financially, then physically once the pipes run dry.
You can’t fix the infrastructure at that scale this quickly and winter isn’t far away.