I pay about $.08/kWh. No hope of any natural gas. Heat pumps are the norm.
Many good sized cities have no natural gas service, either.
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Mystery pipe?
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Sorry for you, video doesn't lie. --
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Yes, but in virtually every case of "burning water," the water burned long before anybody knew what fracking was.
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Yep. There are plenty of pissed-off people in western New York who notice their neighbors, just a few miles away in eastern Pennsylvania, are collecting thousands of dollars per month in royalty fees for the extracted natural gas under their land.
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Of course not! If it's on the Internet it *must* be the truth!
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The rest were filmed by the 20/20 news crew.
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You *think* yer paying 8c, bec you believe the utility co. Do the division -- if you know how -- and post back.
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I use a spreadsheet to separate and total the fixed and consumption charges. This year the cost is $11.96 + $0.16094 * KWH for the main meter, $4.12 + $0.13766 * KWH for hot water. I just reprogrammed the KAWez to Rate = 0.161. jsw
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Good Lord, you're stupid. ...but do you really have to prove it with
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Indeed.
Methane and many other flammible gases are often found in water with no outside interference
Then of course the Detroit river once caught fire..but that was the result of Democrats controlling the economy and its aspects
Gunner
The methodology of the left has always been:
- Lie
- Repeat the lie as many times as possible
- Have as many people repeat the lie as often as possible
- Eventually, the uninformed believe the lie
- The lie will then be made into some form oflaw
- Then everyone must conform to the lie
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The Detroit River or the Cuyahoga River (Cleveland)? Same city, different place.
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Consider a dripping faucet - filling a house with gas. This gas isn't treated with smell so it will sneak in and blow up when seeing a Gas stove light - candle or switching on a switch.
The water system has a gas deposit leaching into the lines.
Might have a rocket water tower in town as well.
Ugh!
Mart> >
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Was there some meaning behind your top-posted babble?