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Splitting off from the other alternative fuel threads, it looks like the UK government has got it in for users of wood stoves, probably the oldest fuel out there.
Most polluting wood burning stoves get the chop and coal could be outlawed under air pollution plan
The building industry has for years been putting a cap (sic) on construction of new homes with chimneys, and obviously coal has been in the spotlight for a while as a fossil fuel and the release of sulphur compounds but does anyone have detail on the research carried out that makes burning seasoned wood harmful ?
I'm sure the benefits of local sourcing and use only when needed far outweighs the disadvantages to health and the environment, the carbon neutrality of the material is already a given.
Most polluting wood burning stoves get the chop and coal could be outlawed under air pollution plan
The building industry has for years been putting a cap (sic) on construction of new homes with chimneys, and obviously coal has been in the spotlight for a while as a fossil fuel and the release of sulphur compounds but does anyone have detail on the research carried out that makes burning seasoned wood harmful ?
I'm sure the benefits of local sourcing and use only when needed far outweighs the disadvantages to health and the environment, the carbon neutrality of the material is already a given.