The report's author is committed to getting rid of gas and has been campaigning for that for decades. The report itself is very light on actual facts and figur

The report's author is committed to getting rid of gas and has been campaigning for that for decades. The report itself is very light on actual facts and figures and seems to be a correlation study between countries. The report makes several "leaps" in it's logic (gas cookers produce at least some CO, so do cigarettes, therefore there is no differences between them). Given these factors and the lack of any actual comparison of the average particulate/CO/NO etc level in a kitchen or in a room with a lit cigarette, I find the claims unsupported at best...