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Long term questions for sure. Of course disingenuous GOP types will frame it as an imminent threat to freedom!
Good initiative but there are lots of rural and poor communities who still use this, so this agency should take steps to help them find alternatives >


However, Biden’s landmark Inflation Reduction Act includes a rebate of up to $840 for an electric stove or other electric appliances, and up to an $500 to help cover the costs of converting to electric from gas. >

Does that include induction cooktops? I mean, its electric still but coil stove heat sucks. >

Googled and found this.

If you qualify for the full rebate, you could save $840 on a new electric or induction stove, and up to an additional $500 if you are switching from gas or propane. That means, depending on the model you go with, you could get a brand new induction or electric stove for as little as just a couple hundred dollars. >

Well, this raises questions. Restaurants? Backyard gas grills? Gas water heaters? Gas dryers? Gas central units?