Did someone say Carbon Monoxide? Is that CO or CO2? …watch to find out! read more →

Brianna Mantrana My name is Brianna Mantrana and I am sincerely honored to have been selected as the 2020 recipient of the Anthony’s Light Scholarship. I am currently enrolled for the summer term at Florida International University and hope to pursue a career in nursing. I am very grateful for this opportunity to pursue my.. read more →

The lethal consequences of CO in engine exhaust is tragically illustrated by the hundreds of persons who die each year from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by a running vehicle inside a closed garage. Others die or become ill in homes with attached garages, while stranded in their car, or while driving or riding in a.. read more →

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly toxic gas produced when fuels burn incompletely. The typical internal combustion engine used in most cars and trucks, can produce extremely high concentrations of carbon monoxide. Changes in engine design, fuel, and emission control devices have dramatically reduced the emissions of carbon monoxide. Still, operating a motor vehicle introduces.. read more →

By Erin Dooley Some of the world’s biggest automakers should have recalled millions of vehicles with keyless ignitions because the cars, which don’t shut off automatically if the driver fails to press the start/stop button, could be a deadly carbon monoxide risk, according to a new lawsuit. According to the suit, filed in Los Angeles.. read more →

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We would like to thank the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission for this material. Visit the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission at www.cpsc.gov read more →

We would like to thank the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission for this material. Visit the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission at www.cpsc.gov read more →