Re:Cities try to phase out gas stoves but cooks are pushing ...
by balfirevic on Sunday July 18, 2021 @04:16PM
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If you're asking seriously, you get a gas canister delivered to your home (and they take the empty one) or you do the same at the gas station.
Cities don't have gas hooked up to homes in the part of country where I live, so that's how people do it.
Re:Cities try to phase out gas stoves but cooks are pushing ...
by akiselev on Monday July 19, 2021 @05:25AM
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You put a tank outside or in your garage next to the water heater and a truck comes and refills it once or twice a year. You can use propane or natural gas.
Tens of millions of Americans living in rural and exurban areas have been cooking like this since before we were born. This is what we’d call a “solved problem.”
Re:Cities try to phase out gas stoves but cooks are pushing ...
by beerandt on Monday July 19, 2021 @03:59PM
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>This is what we’d call a “solved problem.”
Natural gas run directly to the home is a solved problem. Yet we're having this discussion.
Re:Cities try to phase out gas stoves but cooks are pushing ...
by mdoms on Sunday July 18, 2021 @03:22PM
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No, my point here is that you're saying we're "blaming gas stoves for climate change" but no one is saying that. However gas hookups are a big contributor to carbon output for a family home.
This is death by 1000 cuts.