(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. burned the most natural gas ever on Monday, breaking a record set during the so-called polar vortex that blanketed the nation's eastern half with arctic air in 2014. America consumed 143 billion cubic feet of gas as temperatures dipped to all-time lows on New Year's Day, topping the previous high of 142 billion from four years ago, data from PointLogic Energy show. Prices for the heating fuel rose to the highest in a month.
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