Industry groups raise questions after study on gas stoves
(The Center Square) – Industry groups and others are pushing back after a study found gas stoves contribute more to global warming than previously thought at a time when some
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(The Center Square) – Industry groups and others are pushing back after a study found gas stoves contribute more to global warming than previously thought at a time when some
(The Center Square) – Industry groups and others are pushing back after a study found gas stoves contribute more to global warming than previously thought at a time when some
(The Center Square) – Industry groups and others are pushing back after a study found gas stoves contribute more to global warming than previously thought at a time when some
A peer-reviewed study published Thursday by Stanford University researchers found that as much as 1.3 per cent of the gas used in typical U.S. stoves could be leaking into the atmosphere unburned.
Gas stoves may find themselves the next target of climate activists after a study published by the American Chemical Society highlighted methane leaks that occurred while the stoves were not in use