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Alternative is burning more coal in remote states and sending the electricity generated over long lossy wires to create heat here. Much better for environment to burn the lowest carbon fuel at the point where heat is needed.

Absolutely. We don't need to be thrown into the dark ages over a fake manmade climate crisis. We can step outside our homes and see that their is no crisis. Weather changes, it always has. I'm fed up with the anti human narrative that has become so popular over the last few decades.

Cleanest energy source.

We could use any help. It would help people with heating etc.

America should be "Energy Independent", we were when "Trump was President!"

Reality is that we will continue to use natural gas for the foreseeable future, regardless of the efforts to force the use of all electricity.

Cleanest energy source!

Natural Gas is one of the cleanest fuel , with no environment impact. And with the population growing , we need this . It's cheaper then wind power and solar. Environmentalists...get real and see the light, this means Sen. Merkley also. We don't need to go backwards in in progress.

Natural gas is much cleaner than coal and will be needed to power the electrical generating plants that will be required for the additional electricity consumed by charging all the electric cars we will be forced to drive!

Yes absolutely. We also need to get rid of all oil drilling restrictions and be oil independent, instead of depending on out enemies for oil, Instead of buying oil from our enemies we should be selling oil to our allies. The left is making this country weak,

Natural gas is a clean and viable energy source and building this pipeline is just common sense.

Tired of the Waco Libs destroying Oregon. This will create jobs and benefit everyone. Natural gas is one of the cleanest burning fuel and very abundant. The fake climate activist will try to stop it and Salem will probably come up with a law Banning its use in Oregon. Wind & Solar are a failure,

I already have a hybrid and love it!

I had electrical work done last year and put power in close to the driveway for my future hybrid or electric car.

Yes! But only after this car wears out. In ten years. I think they’re a good idea.

Not an elextric but I own a hybrid.

I have PV on the roof producing most/all the household need s for electricity, hot water solar panels providing in floor heat. My 20 plus yr old 48 MPG (hwy) gas car is well past 200,000 miles, so this just seems the next step in what I can do towards helping preserve our mother planet

Hybrid so i’d have the fossil fuel option.

If the price is reasonable.

I like them and save the world

its the way of the future!

It's the price of one that is holding me back, mainly. I simply cannot afford a newer (used) car.