Sentences with phrase «reported cooking fires»

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Two out of three reported home - cooking fires start with the range or stove.

Human resources aside, kitchen fires are another shared bane of the restaurant and hospitality trade, with the U.S. Fire Administration reporting «cooking» as the cause for the majority of fires during the 3 - year reporting period.

Field hands are reported to have cooked them on the back of a hoe or shovel over an open fire, hence the name.

The U.S. National Fire Protection Association reports that slow cookers cause less than 1 % of fire - related injuries and deaFire Protection Association reports that slow cookers cause less than 1 % of fire - related injuries and deafire - related injuries and deaths.

Particles from small - scale energy use, mainly household fires for cooking and heating, are the leading cause of air - pollution deaths in many areas of Asia, researchers report in the Sept. 17 Nature.

Harnessing fire for light, warmth, and cooking was a key event in hominin prehistory — but the smoke could have been disastrous for Neandertals and other ancient hominins in terms of survival and reproduction, New Scientist reports.

Following Apple's first - quarter earnings report, which was the most profitable quarter ever reported by a technology company, CEO Tim Cook stated on the company's earnings call that the Kindle Fire had no impact on iPad sales whatsoever.

There were 1,760 home cooking fires in 2015 reported to U.S. fire departments.

Cooking, particularly frying, is the leading cause of home fires and injuries, according to a National Fire Protection Association report analyzing fires from 2010 - 2014, which is among the most recent data available.

The NFPA reports cooking equipment is the No. 1 cause of home structure fires and injuries, followed by smoking and heating equipment.