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[quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele]Just to be clear, you prefer to see poor children in DC suffer from asthma and increased risk of diabetes and cancer rather than be provided with an affordable means of reducing those risks? How many children are you willing to see suffer simply because you don't like Charles Allen?[/quote] Tell me you don’t know how to read studies without telling me… Jeff, this is embarrassing you fell for that.[/quote] Here is an analysis of 41 separate studies that concludes, "in children, gas cooking increases the risk of asthma". https://academic.oup.com/ije/article/42/6/1724/737113 That doesn't seem particularly hard to understand. But, if you are not concerned about the risk, don't replace your stove. Nobody is forcing you. This bill just provides an opportunity for low income folks who do want to replace gas stoves. [/quote] The authors aren't very confident about gas cooking being causal. It may only be linked to another variable, like urban living, where gas is readily available. [quote] Our finding of an association between gas cooking and asthma in the absence of an association between measured NO2 and asthma suggests that gas cooking may act as a surrogate for causal variables other than air pollutants produced by gas combustion [/quote][/quote] You are misinterpreting that quote, which doesn't say anything about urban living. The quote is saying that there may be factors involved with gas cooking beyond the production of NO2 which contribute to asthma and then goes on to say: "This is supported by an Australian study, where the association between gas cooking and respiratory symptoms remained significant after adjustment for measured NO2." In other words, NO2 production is not the only problem arising from gas cooking. [/quote] DP here. I think you misunderstood what the study says. [/quote] Why don't you explain it then because I think I understood it perfectly well. [/quote] They are saying that gas stoves are intercorrelated with other variables. [/quote]
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