• The study found that Americans living with gas stoves are exposed to NO2  at higher levels than the World Health Organization and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency deem safe.

• Compared to the national average, NO2  exposure from gas stoves is 60% higher in American Indian and Alaska Native households.

• It found that 50,000 current cases of childhood asthma were traced to NO2  exposure from gas stoves.

• And when other pollutants from gas stoves, such as carbon monoxide are factored in, the impact may go up to 200,000 cases.

• Researchers also noted that NO2  exposure is also linked to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer, preterm birth, and diabetes.

• People living in small homes (less than 800 sq. Feet) face quadruple the long-term NO2  exposure than people living in large homes(more than 3,000 sq. Feet)

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