Ultimately, these relationships threaten the sustainability of healthcare and expose patients to unnecessary risk or harm, according to Alice Fabbri, Ph.D., and Quinn Grundy, Ph.D., authors of an editorial published Monday in The BMJ.
The plan’s cost could be very high – some estimates suggest up to $2,000 per household annually for 20 years. For context, Germany, with its current renewable energy share, pays three times more for energy than the United States.
