For 47 million American households, cooking means a gas stove
A new electric stove by Copper, a California startup, offers a cleaner and more efficient alternative to gas stoves, which are used by 47 million U.S. households. Gas stoves emit pollutants linked to health issues and methane, contributing to climate change. Copper's induction stoves, requiring only a standard outlet, achieve up to 90% efficiency and eliminate cooking pollutants. Despite a high price, partnerships like with New York City Housing Authority aim to make them more accessible. Users report health benefits and satisfaction, though some face pan compatibility challenges.
