Carbon monoxide – the hidden ‘killer’ of the fuel poverty crisis
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Carbon monoxide problems more common in fuel-poor homes
Households living in cold and damp homes are far more likely to report experiencing dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, according to new research, raising fresh warnings about the hidden safety risks facing people in fuel poverty. Figures from the End Fuel Poverty Coalition show that 18% of people who say they live in a cold, damp home […]
Carbon monoxide problems more common in fuel poor homes
Households living in cold and damp homes are far more likely to report experiencing dangerous levels of carbon monoxide, according to new research, raising fresh warnings about the hidden safety risks facing people in fuel poverty. Figures from the End Fuel Poverty Coalition show that 18% of people who say they live in a cold, damp home have had issues with high levels of carbon monoxide in the past 12 months, compared with just 7% of UK adults …
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