A healthy home is an all-electric home.
Gas stoves are poisoning your home with toxic pollutants. Ditching gas is the path to a cleaner home.
Put your family first. Protect your kids from gas stoves.
Gas stove use has been linked to early asthma development in children. Don’t put your family in harm’s way.
Gas stoves don't just release methane.
They release 21 other toxic pollutants—a bigger health hazard than you bargained for and not worth the price.
Gas companies told you their product was safe.
Home is where the pipeline ends.
Researchers conducted a hazard identification study, which evaluated whether air pollutants are present in natural gas, but did not evaluate human exposure to those pollutants. Between December 2019 and May 2021, researchers collected over 200 unburned natural gas samples from 69 unique kitchen stoves and building pipelines across Greater Boston. From these samples, researchers identified 296 unique chemical compounds, 21 of which are federally designated as hazardous air pollutants. They also measured the concentration of odorants in consumer-grade natural gas – the chemicals that give gas its characteristic smell – and found that leaks containing about 20 parts per million methane may not have enough odorant for people to detect them. The samples were taken from the territories of Eversource Gas, National Grid, and the former Columbia Gas, who together provide service to 93% of Massachusetts gas customers.