Editor,

I’ve been following reports of cities banning natural gas in new residential construction. Given how unreliable electric companies have become, this seems like a perfect scenario for creating unintended consequences. Gas stoves can be used during power outages by lighting them with a match or lighter. With all-electric kitchens, cooking would be impossible during an electrical power outage.

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Dirk van Ulden

Don't worry Bob, since it appears that the New Green Deal will become part of our lives, those who are stuck with all-electric appliances and heaters will rue the day that they voted for the uninformed and/or dumb representatives. The cost of electricity will skyrocket if there is no competitive energy source and we will all be told that this is going to mitigate the effects of climate change. I have a bridge to sell. We may even start seeing propane tanks in backyards.

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