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Study finds gas stoves expose restaurant workers to toxins
Original: A new study on gas stoves in restaurants shows high levels of heat and airborne toxins
A new study of gas stoves in commercial kitchens has found high levels of heat and airborne toxins in restaurant environments. The findings add to ongoing scrutiny of gas cooking equipment, which has faced health and safety questions over pollutants such as nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter, and could prompt calls for better kitchen ventilation or a shift toward electric appliances.
Why now: Gas stoves are under growing scrutiny over health and pollution concerns, making new evidence of kitchen risks timely.
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Evidence
- A new study on gas stoves in restaurants shows high levels of heat and airborne toxins · Spectrum News
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