REPORT: Heating bills could rise as much as 30 percent this winter

President Biden has tried to severely limit the oil and gas industry.

We could be in for a cold and long winter as heating bills are expected to spike 30 percent as the Biden-Harris-AOC climate change agenda continues to harm average Americans.

“The high prices come amid pandemic recovery, as more homes and businesses are burning all forms of fuel. The increases in demand will likely hike up heating costs around the world,” Newsweek reported.

American Households’ Heating Bills Are Expected to Spike This Winter: Federal Agency.Propane costs are forecasted to rise by 54 percent, heating oil costs to rise by 43 percent,natural gas costs to rise by 30 percent,electricity costs to rise by 6 percent.https://t.co/9xtr5umKaz

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“The National Energy Assistance Directors Association predicts natural gas bills in the U.S. could be as much as 30 percent higher this winter, with the average cost to heat a home rising from $572 to $750 from the same period last year,” Newsweek said.

While the demand is increasing, another problem is that the Biden-Harris team shut down many oil and gas operations on federal lands, soon after taking office.

Do you think we should make it easier to drill for oil? Do you think we should pay more for heating bills to stop global warming? Let us know below!

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