Northeast Prepares for Expensive Winter
Douglas McIntyre, editor-in-chief at Climate Crisis, warns that Americans in the Northeast may face a sharp rise in energy costs this winter due to expected extreme cold. Increased demand for heating oil and gas, combined with potential shortages, could drive prices up by 30% to 40%. As Arctic air sweeps in and temperatures plummet, households may struggle with higher heating bills and reduced disposable income.
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