Proposal Seeks to Make All New Construction in Chicago Use Electric Appliances – WTTW (Chicago)

Advocates say the proposed ordinance aims to combat climate change and reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emissions, while critics believe it would increase cost and risk reliability.
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sue
2 years ago

THOUGHT PRITZER WAS PAYING??!!

Mark F
2 years ago

Com Ed needs some way to raise rates now that their sugar daddy politicians are headed toward (but maybe not into) jail.

debtsor
2 years ago

This is pure stupidity. We have a natural gas infrastructure the world admires, with piping into nearly every residential property going back decades. They want to abandon that over some ideological view that gas is bad, but using gas to make electricity at the power plant far away is good. The dumbest, low IQ people run Chicago. All of them, of all races, colors and creeds. These sub-80 IQ troglodytes inherited a functioning city through a stroke of luck, and dogged political determination, as the smartest residents (again of all colors and creeds, especially blacks, who are the largest demographic… Read more »

Daskoterzar
2 years ago
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Yep. This is beyond stupidity. It was the first time I heard it stated by our feckless president and unbelievably stupid vice president as well as their minions. In typical pile on on style, the numbskulls currently running our state and largest city are following suit – like lemmings. They just keep getting more and more stupid every day. This has got to stop.

sue
2 years ago
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JOE WANTS TO BREAK THE COUNTRY AND TRANSFORM IT….LIKE O WAS TRYING TO DO

sue
2 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

AND THEY ARE ALL DEMOCRATS

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