PSE Healthy Energy - In the Media

January 09, 2023

Federal Agency Investigating Possible Gas Stove Ban Over PollutionNatural gas cooking stoves used in more than a third of U.S. households are likely facing federal regulation, if not a total ban, because of the potentially harmful emissions they have.

Newsmax

January 08, 2023

Hundreds of deserted oil and gas wells in Southern California could soon get plugged. Thousands will remain.Unprecedented funding will help reduce hazards from orphaned wells. But regulators are grappling with which ones to tackle first.

Whittier Daily News

January 03, 2023

Turning up the heat on gas appliances: why federal regulations could get tighterFor many Americans, the distinctive clicking sound of a gas burner turning on means something delicious is on the way.

KUOW

December 29, 2022

California Had a Watershed Climate Year, But Time Is Running OutThe Golden State passed significant measures to fight climate change, yet critics fear Big Oil’s “stranglehold” on government will stall the phaseout of fossil fuels.

Inside Climate News

December 15, 2022

Minoristas no dan la suficiente información sobre peligro de estufas de gasEn octubre pasado un estudio del instituto de investigación de políticas y ciencias energéticas PSE Healthy Energy encontró que las estufas de gas en los hogares de California provocan fugas de benceno que generan concentraciones de hasta siete veces el límite recomendado de exposición.

Hola News

December 15, 2022

Column: Oil and gas drillers mobilize to kill a key California environmental ruleWhat was most striking about the studies was the "consistency of results," says Seth B.C. Shonkoff, executive director of the Oakland-based research institute PSE Healthy Energy and the scientific panel's other co-chair.

Yahoo! Finance

November 29, 2022

Big Oil slammed over record profits, record prices at California Energy Commission hearingElena Krieger, research director at PSE Healthy Energy, said the commission should review how low-income communities of color face disparate costs to commute to work — and disparate transportation pollution effects.

Courthouse News

November 29, 2022

North Carolina Utilities Commission should make the right decision on Duke’s Carbon PlanOur work with PSE Healthy Energy highlights how more aggressive investments in rooftop solar, battery storage and energy efficiency can lower emissions, costs, and, over time, even lower the amount of need for bill assistance programs that help households struggling to afford their energy bills.

Before It's News

November 14, 2022

A Move To End Oil Drilling in LA Could Unearth Development Opportunities. Extracting Them Is a Challenge.Thousands of Drilling Sites May Open to Development, but Problems Persist Long After the Work Stops.

CoStar

November 08, 2022

Is your stove leaking Cancer-Causing Chemicals?But you may want to change that after you read the results of a study by a group of researchers in Environmental Science & Technology.

Easy Health Options

November 03, 2022

Fighting fossil fuel with fossil fuel - How natural gas is winning TVA's plan to end coalTen million people across seven states rely on the Tennessee Valley Authority 24/7 to power everything from washers and dryers to air conditioners to dialysis machines. For decades, the electricity has been created by coal.

Knox News

November 02, 2022

Better Off Podcast: Is cooking with natural gas unhealthy?New research shows that gas stoves pollute our indoor air, but Americans have yet to embrace alternatives, like induction stoves. In this episode, Better Off asks: When it comes to our health, are we better off giving up on natural gas?

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

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