Yup. And we’ll all end up burning wood to stay warm. I do that anyway.
I seem to remember that ten or fifteen years ago there was a school superintendent in RI that zeroed out the snowplowing budget because global warming meant they wouldn’t need it. Then they had one of the snowiest winters in history. We live in the real world and the ones that run things live in Neverland
I burned a wood stove for 17 years.
About 2 cords a year.
I installed a Harman pellet fireplace insert when we moved to a new/old 1972 house here in NH.
It is so much easier.
I buy 10-22 bags at a time, usually at Lowe’s.
The pellets come from a mill right here in NH.
I clean it once a week with a HEPA filter ash vacuum.
I still have a masonry fireplace in the den we burn a couple days a year.
I have 12 acres. So I generate firewood every year just from trees that need to be cut down or break. A lot more than I can ever burn. So, now when I generate a pick up truck full I sell it on Facebook for $100 cash