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The Gas Stove Love Affair

The Gas Stove Love Affair

Good cooks cook on gas, or so we’ve been told. Any realtor will likely tell you that a gas stove ranks high on homebuyers’ lists of new home must-haves, but are they good for us? Are they good for the planet?

Fellow Americans, it’s time to end our love affair with gas stoves. On today’s show, we discuss All. The. Things. the natural gas industry doesn’t want you to know about gas stoves, natural gas, and everything in between.

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[1:30] Gas = luxury? A peek inside the gas industry’s marketing campaigns

[4:00] Human health concerns re: burning a fossil fuel in your kitchen

[10:30] Let’s chat about fracking for a hot minute

[12:15] CO2’s evil stepsister, methane: Here’s how this potent global warmer fits into the natural gas conversation

[14:45] Aren’t natural gas power plants cleaner than coal power plants? (Yes, but …)

[17:00] The why and how behind the “electrify everything” movement

 

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It's time to end our love affair with gas stoves. Inside: the reasons why gas stoves are bad for both your health and the planet's.

 

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