Well even in the AZ desert I can find plenty of free firewood. Is the wood No1 firewood quality that needs cut and split? Absolutely not! But it'll still provide heat if needed.
Don't get me wrong, I also realize our Federal gov't should have regulated utility's many many years ago for just this very reason.
At the same time they should have also made it illegal for utilitys to buy prime farm land and turn it into homes for profit while asking to rasise the cost of utility's to cover the loans and construction like they do here in AZ.
I've posted many times on the Tool forum of how to build a top quality solar hot water heating system that can be easyly built for under a $1000 at today's costs. It may very well not provide for 100% heat in extreme cold climates but it'll supply 90% of a family's heating requirement.
I too am concerned for my neighbors well being but how do you help people that are just like the ones in my example that just happens to be true?
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