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New York State Passes Historic Ban on Gas Appliances (Stoves Included)

New York has become the first state in the country to ban gas hook-ups in new buildings. A section of the state’s recently passed, long-delayed 2024 budget includes a policy known as the All Electric Buildings Act. Under the law, signed by Governor Kathy Hochul on Wednesday, New York is headed for a climate-friendlier future.Republicans Create Culture War Over… Stoves The legislation follows a rise in restrictions on gas in buildings nationwide but is historic in its scale and scope. Its impacts could reverberate far

Stop Using These Cosori Air Fryers, Right Now

The Cosori 5.8QT CP158 air fryer was one of over 20 Cosori models recalled by the CPSC over overheating issues.Photo: CosoriUsers with certain models of Cosori-brand air fryers should immediately put any plans to make crispy chicken wings or that infamous air fryer cheesecake on hold. On Thursday, the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall for around 2 million air fryer models made by Cosori, saying these devices are liable to get way too hot. This has led to reports of overheating, melting, or some devices

I Hate to Say It, but We Should Ban Gas Stoves

Image: Gizmodo/Photo: Scott Olson (Getty Images)I have something to admit: I’m not a fan of induction ranges.I know, I know, a climate reporter not being totally sold on electric stoves. It’s actually due entirely to the limits of my own personal experience. My parents installed an electric range in their kitchen a few years ago, and the thing sucks. It’s got a touch pad to increase the heat settings that’s glitchy as all hell, and I haven’t gotten the hang of how to properly sauté stuff on it.And yet, I’m going to

U.S. Considers Banning or Restricting Gas Stoves

Photo: Tim Boyle (Getty Images)The federal government may consider a ban on gas stoves thanks to mounting concerns about the health impacts of the appliances, Bloomberg reported Monday.In an interview with Bloomberg, Richard Trumka, Jr., a commissioner at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, saidthe agency would consider a range of options, including restricting manufacturing or importing gas stoves and/or putting emissions standards on the products, to better protect U.S. consumers.“This is a hidden hazard,”