The uncertain future of natural gas in Washington
Converting away from natural gas has environmental benefits, but the road to that change isn't necessarily easy considering economic and logistical factors.
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(The Center Square) — There is ongoing debate over a newly enacted law and its effect on natural gas in Washington state. The state's largest utility provider says it does not affect natural gas for new or future customers, but others argue that the new provisions set the stage for turning the shut-off valve for good.
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