Gas stove pollution harms poor and minority Americans most, study finds | Alicia Clanton

Cooking with gas poses a health risk, but new research shows that risk isn’t evenly distributed. Poorer Americans and racial and ethnic minority groups are disproportionately exposed to harmful gas stove pollutants, scientists at Stanford University, Harvard University and the Central California Asthma Collaborative found. Previous studies have shown gas stoves…

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