“How do gas appliances affect IAQ?(What is the overall data in the US about IAQ in homes with i)gas stoves or ii)other gas appliances like furnace or water heater?)” Data on this often seems scarce or…gaslit.

Tiny peas. Even tinier than his hands. And that’s saying something.

“…and who by increasing in power and extending his depredations, overawed the quiet and defenceless to purchase their safety by frequent contributions.”
Thomas Paine, Common Sense, 1776

Interested which inputs you’d question. Regardless, stepping back, the right question is how to improve CA resi rate design to accurately reflect system value (eg vs the $$$ fire fund patches that screw up outcomes) A broader approach & rate redesign is badly needed.

Unwillingness to engage with facts and continuous “IknowyouarebutwhatamI” -> thanks for proving to everyone you’re wasting their time. I wish you the best improving your openness and clarity of thinking. 👋🎤⬇️

…CA utilities have massive adaption costs because they gave money to shareholders rather than do necessary system maintenance.
Putting that in kWh rates and then blaming people who use less electricity from the grid - however they do it- is complete magical thinking. www.amazon.com/dp/059333065X/

If someone reduces the amount of electricity they use - turning off lights, less hot water - is it fair to claim that everyone else is “subsidizing” them? Of course not.
The problem is CA electric rate design with billions of cost recovery for fire costs, not the current structure for solar...

All in, rooftop solar SAVES non-solar CA homes billions on their electric bills by reducing the price of electricity in wholesale markets. It saved NON-solar residents $1.5B in 2024. Get all the facts so you can stop parroting disproven utility propaganda ilsr.org/articles/roo...