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To help control "Global Warming", who should control your homes thermostat?

Dec 19, 2008 by Dr Jello - AGW RIP 1980-2010 | Posted in Global Warming

There appears to be a deliberate attempts to obfuscate the truth when it comes to the question of who should control your homes thermostat.

Some will say it's a voluntary program run by the power company to help relieve peak loads. The

Are you serious? Now full control? So in the summer to prevent having a stress on the power grid there gonna cut off the thermostat? I feel sorry for those citizens!

It might just be the rich getting heating/cooling and everyone else is

Michael is Ninga | Dec 20, 2008

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