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IPFS News Link • Energy

Retrofits for Rednecks

• arclein
This matters for several reasons. First off, rural homes -- over 20 percent of which are manufactured homes -- are substantially less efficient than their urban and suburban counterparts. That's why, even though their homes are generally smaller and their electricity is generally cheaper, the average rural household pays $200-$400 more a year on energy bills than comparable urban households. And given that they make roughly $10,000 less per year, that's not chump change.

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Comment by Dennis Wilson
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Just what the world needs: OMG, One More Government program to redistribute money from productive tax payers to tax wasters and bureaucrats!!



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