.MassAGO has joined a team of states calling on the government to address the 'public health and safety dangers of gas stoves.' In a letter to USCPSC, the attorneys general of 11 states called for an investigation into the dangers of gas stoves.
Massachusetts's attorney general has joined a team of states calling on the federal government to address the"public health and safety dangers of gas stoves."
"[The danger] is significant. Usually the folks that bear the brunt are elders, those with preexisting conditions, or children," Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell told WCVB-5 on Monday.
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