It’s
widely known that when methane is transported in pipes and it leaks the new
study has found that cookers leak methane even when they’re not being used. But
it is a worry because methane is 86 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
Methane makes up about 90% of natural gas which is used in our homes for
heating and cooking purposes. This recent study shows that even when heaters
and cookers are turned off methane leaks. Considering the amount of time a
cooker is used we can see that more than 75% of this leakage occurs when the
cooker is turned off. Ventilation can help the kitchen but it doesn’t help the
climate impacts of this Greenhouse gas and the results of burning methane. The only
way to do this is to cook on electric from a renewable source.
Thursday 10 March 2022
Gas Stoves leak Methane when not in use
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