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EPA’s Air Rules For New Residential Wood Heaters
Author – Oliver Beauchemin On Jan 3, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed updates to its air emission standards for residential wood heaters that
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EPA’s Proposed Air Rules For NEW WOODSTOVES AND PELLET STOVES
Author – Oliver Beauchemin On Jan 3, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed updates to its air emissions standards for new residential wood heaters
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The Contribution Wood Burning Stoves Can Make To Carbon Reduction And Sustainable Energy
Author – Oliver Beauchemin The Stove Industry Alliance (SIA) estimates that wood burning stoves could account for 10% of the UK Government’s carbon reduction targets by
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Wood As a Sustainable Fuel Source For The Home
Author – Oliver Beauchemin The Stove Industry Alliance (SIA) is pleased to endorse leading industry guidelines which establish a recognizable standard for logs used in wood burning
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The SIA Offers Top Tips For Environmentally Responsible Wood-Burning
Author – Oliver Beauchemin As homeowners become increasingly environmentally aware, more and more consumers are turning to wood burning stoves to reduce the carbon footprint of
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Let’s Clear The Smoke
Author – Dave Hannah For the last year the American public has been deluged with misleading claims regarding the EPA wood heating NSPS regulation proposals. This
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Time For Second Sweeping Of The Wood-Burning Stove Chimney
Author – Marge Padgitt Now that the wood-burning season is in high gear, it’s time to think about scheduling another sweeping to keep the wood stove
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WETT And Why Do I Need a WETT Evaluation
Author – Chimney Chick (Yvette Aube) WETT Inc is a Not For Profit entity that supplies Chimney and Hearth Technicians in Canada with a Certification in
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NFPA 211 & Your Chimney
Author – Oliver Beauchemin Located in Quincy, Massachusetts, the Fire Code Field Office of the National Fire Protection Association, or “NFPA,” publishes codes and standards related to fire