Propane is a non-toxic, colorless, and odorless (although manufacturers add odor for safety reasons) gas that can be used in several ways around the home. Also called LPG, the gas is compressed into ...

California campers may need to find new options for cooking if the state passes a ban on single-use gas canisters this month. The California State Assembly approved a ban on single-use propane gas ...

Alex Cole sits on the stoop of his Bangor home on Tuesday, holding a single-use propane canister popular among campers. Unlike the larger tanks to his right, the single-use canister cannot be refilled ...

Every fall, Danny Basch’s team hooks a squat 14-foot trailer up to a white National Park Service truck and wheels it out of storage. A generator mounted atop the trailer burps to life, and Basch’s ...

Ahead of a California law that will change the buying habits of campers here, REI is ramping up a national propane exchange program for the handheld canisters commonly used to fuel camping stoves and ...

Attention campers, tailgaters and other outdoor adventurers. The days of throwing away empty disposable propane canisters may be ending, thanks to U-Haul’s new refillable one-pound propane cylinder.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo/Little Kamper) The dark green color of many propane tanks might suggest they’re environmentally friendly — but they’re ...

A truck in Mississippi crashed on a highway, scattering exploding canisters of propane across the roadway (Pictures: Mississippi Highway Patrol) A semi-truck carrying propane gas crashed in ...

Anyone camping in California in the not-too-distant-future who needs one of those handheld propane tanks to fuel their stove or lantern or heater won’t be able to find the ones they’re used to buying.

Millions of Americans use propane for cooking and grilling, and this week the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall of more than 45.7 million gallons of propane on the grounds ...