The Impact of New York's Gas Ban on the Industry and Beyond
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New York has become the first state in the US to ban natural gas and fossil fuels in new buildings, with only electric heating and cooking allowed in new buildings shorter than seven stories by 2026 and taller buildings by 2029. CNN's chief climate correspondent Bill Weir supported the ban, stating that gas stoves were contributing to climate change. However, the ban has drawn backlash as gas cooking and heating is an "emotional and cultural" thing to many people.
- Gas stoves 'cooking' the planet claims climate reporter in response to New York's 'bold' ban Fox News
- New York is the first state in the US to pass a law that bans natural gas in most new buildings — gas stoves, furnaces and propane heating will be gone. Is your house next? Yahoo Finance
- Some want Massachusetts to ban gas stoves in new home construction like New York CBS Boston
- New York’s gas stove and furnace ban nothing but a green bait-and-switch (opinion) SILive.com
- New York passes a gas ban in new buildings that spells bad news for the industry Vox.com
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