New York S01280 mandates labels on gas stoves sold in the state, warning of health risks from pollutants like nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide.

New York S01280, known as the "Healthy Homes Right To Know Act," requires labels on gas stoves sold in the state. These labels must warn consumers that gas stoves can emit pollutants at unsafe levels, including nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, benzene, and formaldehyde. The Department of State is authorized to adopt regulations on the placement and format of these labels and will provide a model label on its website. The bill also outlines penalties for violations and allows the Attorney General to enforce these provisions. The intent is to promote public health and informed consumer choice.

New York S01280 mandates labels on gas stoves sold in the state, warning of health risks from pollutants like nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide.

New York S01280, known as the "Healthy Homes Right To Know Act," requires labels on gas stoves sold in the state. These labels must warn consumers that gas stoves can emit pollutants at unsafe levels, including nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, benzene, and formaldehyde. The Department of State is authorized to adopt regulations on the placement and format of these labels and will provide a model label on its website. The bill also outlines penalties for violations and allows the Attorney General to enforce these provisions. The intent is to promote public health and informed consumer choice.