>The article is a bit sensationalistic >Germans will put a sweater inside their houses and turn the thermostat down. As others told you, this is completely wr

>The article is a bit sensationalistic >Germans will put a sweater inside their houses and turn the thermostat down. As others told you, this is completely wrong. If you don't believe said state premier, how about the head of Germany's federation of unions <https://www.businessinsider.com/germany-faces-entire-industries-collapse-russia-natural-gas-supply-cuts-2022-7 https://www.businessinsider.com/germany-faces-entire-industr...>: >"Entire industries are in danger of collapsing permanently because of the gas bottlenecks: aluminum, glass, the chemical industry," Fahimi, the head of the German Federation of Trade Unions, told Bild am Sonntag. "Such a collapse would have massive consequences for the entire economy and jobs in Germany." Russian gas is used in Germany for * heating homes * powering factories * feedstock for those factories