Yet, the gas utility dumps their gas waste on you every day, without your permission or knowledge, and . . . Contaminated natural gas produces more indoor air pollution than tobacco or second-hand smoke. Therefore, gas combustion is the largest and most dangerous source of pollution people are exposed to. F iltered gas reduces emissions and offers cleaner, safer gas than gas utilities can provide. Because retail and consumer products use larger volumes of gas in their operations than homes do.
Contaminated gas comes into direct contact with the products made for consumers.
When this product contamination is added to the pollution exposure in the home, our health and safety is being seriously compromised by contaminated natural gas. With this measuring criteria EPA can demonstrate that the typical residential gas consumer produces at least 374.9 pounds of combustion byproducts each month, on average. For comparison, one would have to dump 40 fully loaded vacum cleaner bags inside the home. And 50 million residential gas consumers produce a whopping 18,745,000,000 pounds of gas combustion pollution each month. Additional Sources Consumer and retail product manufacturers use large volumes of natural gas in their operations.