The title on this article is very meta and clickbaity.
1. Starts with "experts". This is some weird... appeal to authority in the title? Why do you have to tell us that they're experts? Would we not come to that conclusion ourselves?
2. Tells us the "experts" are "sounding the alarm". This seems like a cheap way to make something sound more urgent than it really is. I've got a thousand "alarms" going off in my world right now, you want to add "gas stoves" to it? (Ah, but you're an expert... how foolish of me not to listen to your clarion call!)
3. The "hidden dangers of gas stoves". Are... ...are what?
My suspicion is that with natural gas prices expected to rise due to decrease in fracking, coal companies are likely funding research and native ads to pick up as much business as possible. This would keep money out of the hands of their competitors. That's not to say the information presented is not useful.
Coal is a sinking ship that even the coal companies want off of. Nobody is gonna use a coal stove and if people switch to electric increasing demand they still won't be building coal plants. If anything the people who stand to gain here are the solar and wind crowd.
1. Starts with "experts". This is some weird... appeal to authority in the title? Why do you have to tell us that they're experts? Would we not come to that conclusion ourselves?
2. Tells us the "experts" are "sounding the alarm". This seems like a cheap way to make something sound more urgent than it really is. I've got a thousand "alarms" going off in my world right now, you want to add "gas stoves" to it? (Ah, but you're an expert... how foolish of me not to listen to your clarion call!)
3. The "hidden dangers of gas stoves". Are... ...are what?