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Lawsuit to block New York's ban on gas stoves is filed by gas and construction groups
Gas and construction trade groups are suing to block New York state’s ban on gas stoves and furnaces in new buildings.
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Russia Calls for UN Investigation of Nord Stream Gas Pipeline Blasts, Alleges US Sabotage
Russia told the U.N. Security Council that Moscow has “no trust” in the investigations being carried out by Denmark, Sweden, and Germany, but “fully trusts” the U.N. to establish an independent investigation.
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Are Gas Stoves Getting Banned? What You Need to Know About the ‘Hidden Hazard'
Could your days cooking over an open flame be numbered? The debate over gas stoves is heating up in kitchens across the country amid mounting evidence of potential hidden health hazards — including a link to childhood asthma.
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Fiery Debate Over Safety of Gas Stoves
A commissioner at the Consumer Product Safety Commission has called gas-powered stoves a “hidden hazard.” Lynda Baquero reports.
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Energy Efficiency Tips to Save Money This Winter
Extreme winter weather continues to loom as New York remains in a state of emergency and areas of Western New York are impacted by a once-in-a-century blizzard. Freezing temperatures may send you running to the thermostat to bump up the heat and, consequently, bump up your energy bill. However, there are some cost-saving steps you can take to make sure…
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Leak at Western Pennsylvania Gas Storage Well Spewing Methane
A vent at an underground natural gas storage well in Western Pennsylvania has been spewing massive amounts of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere for more than 11 days and attempts to plug the leak have thus far failed.
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Protecting Gas and Power Infrastructure From Super Storms in the Future
In a part of the disaster many may not remember, Superstorm Sandy took out crucial gas and energy infrastructure — leading to power outages and long lines for gas. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports on what has been done to improve that infrastructure since.