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Old 03-15-12, 06:49 PM   #1
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Default Global warming effects on heating cost

Heating cost in the NE has been pretty low this winter.
And burning less oil, means a smaller carbon footprint!!

Anyways, if the winters in NE get milder and stay milder in the coming years,
it seems like this whole densely populated area might become
much more suitable for using ASHP heating during the winter.. (Mini-splits).

Could GW allow us to discontinue using home heating oil completely..?.

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