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Response to: On the Agenda; Banning Natural Gas from homes By Magan Banta Published Feb 5, Register Guard

Response to: On the Agenda; Banning Natural Gas from homes By Magan Banta Published Feb 5, 6am Register Guard.

Liz Frazier Photo Article

We have been working with natural gas for soo long. It is popping up out of the ground and breathing it is not safe but is ignoring it, and how it runs safely, safe? What will happen when there is nowhere for the natural gas to go and it is still flowing in a fossil fuled way. Electricity and heat are made to be regulated and cost money. Do disruptive green house gasses come from disrupting conductivity?

Electricity and heat is a need. Warmth is necessary for understanding and working with information. The Natural Gas Act, which was administered by the Federal Power Commission (FPC), extended to the transportation and sale of natural gas by natural gas companies. In 1954 the Supreme Court extended regulation to the prices paid by interstate pipelines to independent natural gas producers.

It seems there has been a lot of attention paid to how much we are going to charge for natural gas and electricity but how much is that going to cost us? Ludwig von Mises was quoted by Murray Rothbard as saying, “a natural monopoly is merely a limited-space monopoly.” I wonder what she meant by that? Natural monopolies take up just so much space? Meaning that if it’s available then perhaps it should not be pipelined? Or could not at the time anyway, but when used to light and give warmth to it’s own place possibly natural gas and humanity together could create the warm glorification of human connection to nature.

Turning our back on natural gas for energy consumption may not be a good idea. At least I don’t think so. I am concerned we will ignore something that is less dangerous to pay attention to. There are a lot of things in our government that need fixing but are already there.

In my opinion the value of a dollar is not the same as the value of something else. Therefore may not be applied as such. In other words if we put regulating mechinanisms in where conductivity is needed it would work much like when coding is applied to wires and interrupts the solvancy of conductivity. Possibly bad carbons come from bad vibes.

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