I concur with several other comments that criticize the strained prose and probable AI assistance in the article.
The point being pushed is valid - in this age, we as a society and in this country should have access to stable energy sources for heating, and somewhat stable prices to do so. If as this article implies, millions potentially cannot, and are needing to go to donation stations to be able to keep their home warm, then our governments are not meeting their obligations.
The point being pushed is valid - in this age, we as a society and in this country should have access to stable energy sources for heating, and somewhat stable prices to do so. If as this article implies, millions potentially cannot, and are needing to go to donation stations to be able to keep their home warm, then our governments are not meeting their obligations.