The Next Battle in the Gas Stove Ban War: Warning Labels
Green crusaders never met a modern convenience they didn’t hate: In the next battle of the great gas stove war, enviro groups are pushing bills in New York, California, and elsewhere to slap warning labels on the appliances over alleged toxic fumes they emit.
Yes, that’s clearly a pressing issue, as opposed to minor troubles like rampant crime, drugs, and homelessness.
Worse, the claims that gas stoves are toxic is 100% hot air.
A massive study covering hundreds of thousands of participants found zero — nada, zip, zilch — correlation between the use of gas stoves and asthma.
The claim that they’re harmful comes from hard-left advocacy group the Rocky Mountain Institute, which is pushing this narrative to forward its goal of decarbonizing everything.
And the warning-label bills are pretty clearly battlespace prep for a federal ban effort.
Please, weep the induction-stove trade lobbyists.
Won’t somebody think of the children?
