There is strong scientific evidence that cooking with natural gas contributes to indoor air pollution and health problems. About 35% of American homes cook with gas and a half-million Americans become ...
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Dad claims he 'ended' young son's health problems after making one small change at home: '[It] offers zero benefit'
"Removing the gas stove from our house pretty much ended any respiratory problems.” Dad claims he 'ended' young son's health ...
My father used to say it all time: “Now you’re cookin’ with gas!” This was eventually shortened to “Now you’re cooking,” probably because my family cooked with electric. We did that because in the ...
Roughly 2.4 billion people use “polluting fuels … to meet their daily cooking needs.” That includes 83% of the population living in sub-Saharan Africa. A study in Nature Sustainability suggests that ...
For decades, the fossil fuel industry has worked tirelessly to ensure that we associate gas stoves with luxury and gourmet cooking, but now, this façade is starting to crumble. For many, the blue ...
In 1976, beloved chef, cookbook author and television personality Julia Child returned to WGBH-TV’s studios in Boston for a new cooking show, “Julia Child & Company,” following her hit series “The ...
The commissioner of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Richard Trumka Jr., recently said his agency is considering banning gas stoves because they can cause asthma in children, among ...
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Should you replace your gas stove yourself? What to know before trying
Replacing your gas stove yourself could save you a ton of money, but the process is risky, and in many areas, illegal to do ...
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