Gas Stoves and Indoor Air: Open Windows While Your Turkey Cooks: New Report Finds High Levels of Nitrogen Dioxide in 60% of Kitchens Tested in D.C., Maryland.

A recent report found high levels of nitrogen dioxide in 60% of kitchens tested in D.C. and Maryland, prompting concerns about indoor air pollution from gas stoves. The report highlights the health risks associated with gas appliances, including respiratory issues, especially for children and seniors. To mitigate these risks, experts recommend ventilating kitchens by opening windows, using vent fans, and avoiding prolonged exposure to gas fumes. [Extracted from the article]