Induction stoves could help tens of millions of Americans avoid the harmful indoor air pollution generated by using gas stoves.
What’s happening?
A December study examined the risks of nitrogen dioxide exposure by ZIP code, and the San Francisco Chronicle reported that the paper could push residents in the Bay Area to adopt the cleaner technology in their kitchens.
Induction stoves are one way to sidestep the dangers of gas stoves, which also pose fire and burn risks. Some states offer incentives of up to $840 off the cost of induction ranges, which are gaining traction because they help you cook faster and are more energy efficient.
Induction stoves use electromagnetism to heat pans directly. Stove surfaces cool down quickly, making them easier to clean. If you rent or have no desire to change your kitchen, you can check out plug-in induction burners, which start at $50…