Last week, headlines like this one from the Washington Post circulated: “Gas stove pollution causes 12.7 percent of childhood asthma.” The concern is that gas stoves emit high levels of ...

New findings have shown that gas stoves — even when turned off — may cause asthma in children and put adults at risk of cancer. Dr. Jonathan Levy, an environmental health professor at Boston ...

Air quality improvements translated to substantial benefits for children's outcomes, including fewer cases of asthma and better ... emissions from the burning of coal and other solid fuels.

Research is mounting that gas stoves — used by one-third of Americans for cooking — are bad for people's health. A December study found that 13% of childhood asthma cases nationwide can be ...

According to Bloomberg, the move comes amid the results of research findings linking gas stoves to asthma in children ... given his reputation as a coal baron. Nonetheless, despite Manchin's ...

Emissions from gas stoves have been connected to an increased risk for childhood asthma, among other things. You can mitigate the effects with a few simple steps. By Dani Blum Mounting evidence of ...

Gas stoves, found in more than 40 million U.S. homes, are likely giving some children asthma, new research suggests. A study published Friday suggests that around 50,000 current cases of pediatric ...

THE council has warned that using log burners can cause asthma attacks and has issued guidance ... as a cleaner alternative to traditional house coal. Regular maintenance of stoves and sweeping ...

Researchers show the improvement in air quality translated to substantial benefits for children’s outcomes, including fewer cases of asthma and ... to the use of coal-burning ovens in ...