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Marc Fawcett-Atkinson
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April 6th 2023
Each time Tim Crossin turns on his gas fireplace to heat the modest home he shares with his partner, the avowed environmentalist "assuages" his climate guilt with a reminder that he is paying a premium for so-called "renewable" natural gas.
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| April 6th 2023
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| April 5th 2023
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| April 5th 2023
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News
| April 6th 2023
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