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It's not just the stovetop it's the entire infrastructure dedicated to distribution and production of natural gas. Transportation needs to be addressed, sure.
by inferiorhuman 3y ago
It's not just the stovetop it's the entire infrastructure dedicated to distribution and production of natural gas.
Transportation needs to be addressed, sure. The reality is that shifting residential utilities to electric largely shifts the burden to residents. Cleaning up transportation gets a similar amount of pushback but burdens the government with the cost of improvement.
To be fair, parts of California (given that California is leading the anti-gas charge) are actively working on cleaning up transit. But it's slow going.
- jxramos 3y agoI've been interested in these backyard methane producers https://www.homebiogas.com/product/homebiogas-4 https://www.homebiogas.com/product/homebiogas-4. I see people make homebrewed ones out of IBC containers and stuff like that. One of these days I'll get my hands on one of these things. For as cheap as natural gas is it'll take forever to pay for itself if it ever would. But it's a cool idea for self sufficiency sort of things.