News from PSE view all
News from PSE March 17, 2022
PSE Energy Quarterly Newsletter | Spring 2022
News from PSE March 15, 2022
PSE’s Dr. Krieger Appointed to NASEM Committees
News from PSE December 16, 2021
PSE Energy Quarterly Newsletter | Winter 2021
PSE Blog view all
PSE Blog April 6, 2022
Understanding Climate Change from a Public Health Perspective
PSE Blog March 22, 2022
Do you know what natural gas is made of?
PSE Blog January 21, 2022
Designing Solar and Storage for Community Resilience Hubs
PSE in the Media view all
PSE in the Media May 16, 2022
The Best Stove for Your Health and the Environment
Gas stoves are associated with a certain allure: an image of prestigious chefs cooking in sought-after, high-end kitchens over an open flame. At the same time, electric stoves and their dated coils have been eschewed by many at-home culinary enthusiasts.
PSE in the Media May 6, 2022
STUDY: Gas stoves emit greenhouse gases, even when not in use
A Stanford study found emissions from gas stoves in U.S. homes are comparable to annual emissions from half a million cars.
PSE in the Media May 6, 2022
Activists say Native and lower-income communities are disproportionately harmed by coal and gas power plants. They’re calling on Minnesota Power to adopt more renewable energy and to close some plants.
A study found that closing some of Minnesota Power’s existing plants would save three lives a year and $200 million in health care costs.
Press Room view all
Press Release October 21, 2021
Joint Statement by the Co-Chairs of the CalGEM Public Health Science Advisory Panel
