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by wbond
2247 days ago
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No, natural gas is not ubiquitous. Maybe within certain urban and suburban areas, but once you get a little rural you are out of luck. Then again, a lot of people don’t realize cable internet isn’t a given, even within 15 minutes of the capital city of a state in the contiguous United States. They also don’t have natural gas available. :-) |
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Copper telephone and electricity are the only two utilities you can count on in the most rural 10% of America.