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   MattChippytea (wifiwits@infosec.exchange)'s status on Monday, 16-Mar-2026 02:31:47 JST MattChippytea

   If your daily life involves personally burning fossil fuel to function, know that these price shocks we’ve seen are likely to keep coming. Anything you can do to reduce the need to burn stuff is beneficial in the long and possibly short term.

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     botvolution (botvolution@mastodon.sdf.org)'s status on Monday, 16-Mar-2026 02:31:47 JST botvolution

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     @Wifiwits

     It's such a harsh situation for renters and rural dwellers.

     Landlords dgaf about renter's costs & will add nothing to a property (heat pumps, panels) unless it directly benefits them.

     Impossible to do without a car even where I live & it's not remote. EV out of the question for most people (cost, ability to charge).

     Saw a local news report about people who are forced to rely on oil for heating & hot water (there's plenty) & how oil suppliers have at least doubled their prices