PSR Calls for Gas Stoves Hearing March 24, 2022

Diagram of Indoor Air Pollution in Homes PSR is joining with allies to ask Congress to hold a hearing on health harms from gas stoves. Gas stoves emit health-harming pollutants, including nitrogen dioxide, that can exacerbate pre-existing respiratory illnesses and cause asthma in children. By calling for a congressional hearing, we hope to highlight the health and safety issues posed by gas stove pollution and explore actions the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission could take to protect public health. Read the letter here. Individual health professionals are invited to add their names to the letter here.

More Campaign Update

Teach Your Patients the Dangers of Gas Stoves: Free CME Webinar

Gas stoves pose a health risk, particularly for children and the elderly. People living in homes with gas stoves experience higher rates of asthma, lung...
More

PSR Infographic Campaign Against Southwest Gas

As part of our efforts to stop Southwest Gas from expanding their methane gas infrastructure in Arizona and Nevada, PSR has released a series of...
More

At their summit, G7 Leaders Utterly Failed to Learn the Lesson of Hiroshima

© European Commission, used with permission On May 19-21, heads of state  from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the USA, met in...
More