Cows too!! They would rather we all starve to death to "save the environment"
Especially if you have to cook your thawed out freezer contents.Throughout that article, it was "could", "might". No actual factual data that cooking actually causes harm.
One benefit to having gas that was brought up was dependence. If the electric goes out, you can still cook. One of the reasons I've always had a gas stove.
The same scientific philosophy that caused everyone put a Prop 65 warning on EVERYTHING they sell in Commiefornia.Throughout that article, it was "could", "might". No actual factual data that cooking actually causes harm.
More often than not, you get the same kind of result you would from committees or meetings.I always thought ballot initiatives were a good idea. Then I looked closely at California.
I show them cars that lasted 80,000 miles and the oil/grease strip that was in the middle of each lane in the roadway.Cows too!! They would rather we all starve to death to "save the environment"
We had Dr Phil on in the background at home the other day, and it was a Millenials and Boomer.. and the Millenials kept blaming the crappy environment on the Boomers.. And not once did anyone mention what our environment was like when we grew up, and how much our generation did to fix it. Millenials have no idea what the point of diminishing returns are, and that our generation solved 90% or more of the environmental issues, leaving them just the last 10% that really doesn't need resolution.. how clean is clean enough??
Back when I was young & newly married, we lived in flat tops.Throughout that article, it was "could", "might". No actual factual data that cooking actually causes harm.
One benefit to having gas that was brought up was dependence. If the electric goes out, you can still cook. One of the reasons I've always had a gas stove.
That one convinced me that a generator was a must.The ice storm of '94 convinced me that a gas stove and a fireplace...whether gas or wood burning were 2 musts in my house
I have an outdoor gas grill. And a couple of rocket stoves that run off of twigs, pinecones, and branches (even green ones) and fit a full-sized cast iron skillet.Especially if you have to cook your thawed out freezer contents.
Back when I was young & newly married, we lived in flat tops.
Ballot initiatives are a good idea, still need to be voted on and signed by the governor so it's not like a backdoor to get laws passed. It's a great way to get something with popular support voted on even when no particular legislator wants it tied to their name.I always thought ballot initiatives were a good idea. Then I looked closely at California.
The ice storm of '94 convinced me that a gas stove and a fireplace
Mine was Hurricane Gloria back in the 80s. Got my first generator the day the storm was to hit, and it got used non-stop for 2 weeks while everyone recovered. Just sold that generator a few years back to another forumite. Parents always has a gas stove, and it's benefits were noted.That one convinced me that a generator was a must.
Parents always has a gas stove, and it's benefits were noted.
A skillset you completely lack...Explains a lot.