Issue categories:
January 26, 2024
•
1 min read
Consumer Groups Support CPSC Proposed Standard for Residential Gas Furnaces and Boilers and Urge Commission to Account for Other Safety Guidance
Consumer Federation of America and other consumer, health, community, and environmental justice organizations submitted public comments on the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s proposed safety standard for residential gas furnaces and boilers. The groups support the proposed standards and strongly encourage the CPSC to strengthen the standards further to account for U.S. health guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which states that an elevated level of 2% COHb for non-smokers “strongly supports a diagnosis of CO poisoning.”
Our Subject Matter Experts
Related Articles
August 06, 2026
/ Blogs
Strong Enforcement Tools Are Needed to Protect Americans from Unsafe Products
July 30, 2026
/ Blogs
Modernization or Misstep? New Injury Surveillance and Personal Health Data Demands From the CPSC
July 29, 2026
/ Testimony & Comments
CFA Joins Consumer Groups in Opposing Confirmation of Lorenze, Sessions as CPSC Commissioners
July 21, 2026
/ Press Releases