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Winter Is Coming: The Work To Keep Us Warm Is Underway
Winter Is Coming: The Work To Keep Us Warm Is Underway
Authored by Larry Behrens via RealClearEnergy,
As temperatures near 100 degrees across the country, the last thing on the minds of most Americans are worrying about is…heat.
Not the summer heat. The other kind.
Winter is coming, and in just a few months, millions of Americans will move from cranking up their air conditioners to firing up their furnaces. Fortunately, the same American energy source that kept millions cool during the recent heat wave is already preparing to keep them warm this...
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