Wood burning stoves emit a dangerous type of particle ... that progress continues to be made on reducing air pollution,’ the report stated.

Specifically, they believe that the programs the EPA put into place do not actually benefit pollution control as promised, and they want changes to be made. Are wood-burning stoves a problem?

Wood-burning stoves are made from steel, cast iron ... The heat output of a wood stove is measured in BTUs (British thermal units). Wood stoves range in BTU output from around 50,000 to 80,000 ...

Wood burning stoves are now the UK's biggest source of toxic particles in air pollution and could be giving you cancer, according to a new report. A third of all PM2.5 emissions now come from log and ...

Wood stoves are popular among many property owners, especially in colder areas, as they provide reliable heating and can also be used for cooking. However, not all wood stoves are created equal.

‘While I’m sure GPs will have made these remarks with the best of intentions, they don’t understand the importance of wood-burning stoves to the rural way of life.’ The Stove Industry ...

Wood burning stoves are now the UK's biggest source of toxic particles in air pollution and could be giving you cancer, according to a new report. A third of all PM2.5 emissions now come from log ...

Wood-burning stoves have risen in popularity in the UK with an estimated 1.9m homes now having one, according to the Stove Industry Alliance. One campaigner from Birmingham said she was worried ...

As we stand on the cusp of a new administration with Donald Trump's return to the White House, the American Enterprise Institute finds an opportunity to advocate for a conservative approach to wood ...

Experts have issued an urgent warning over trendy wood-burning stoves, as research reveals they produce more pollution than road traffic. Researchers from the University of Birmingham found that ...

“A carbon monoxide detector is compulsory with any wood-burning stove. We recommend a 10-year shelf life model, installed no closer than 1 metre and no further than 3 metres from the stove.