Lower commodities prices. Oil and natural gas prices adjust quickly to temperature fluctuations. In winter, consumption of heating oil and natural gas usually skyrockets; inventories are fast depleted, and prices rise. But when we have a warm winter, as has been the case in much of the country in recent years, demand lessens. With the probability of winters becoming slightly warmer, large oil and natural gas inventories can remain in reserve and prices will likely fall. If the earth gets consistently...
