I did read it. It is still imposing hikes on residents. The percentages even show that currently, as usual, residents are charged a higher percentage than the largest businesses.
In general I'm not a fan of this approach, but the estimated $8-$12 per year per household doesn't seem like a huge burden. And the result is a tripling of current spending on weatherization & other green housing projects. So long as the majority of that spending ends up to the benefit of working class people I'm on board. Even if not, I'm not opposed.
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Minneapolis leaders proposing electric and gas fee hikes to combat climate change | Spyke
So they want to charge the working class more. Again. Does it ever end?
Did you read the article, or just the headline?
I did read it. It is still imposing hikes on residents. The percentages even show that currently, as usual, residents are charged a higher percentage than the largest businesses.
In general I'm not a fan of this approach, but the estimated $8-$12 per year per household doesn't seem like a huge burden. And the result is a tripling of current spending on weatherization & other green housing projects. So long as the majority of that spending ends up to the benefit of working class people I'm on board. Even if not, I'm not opposed.