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I think it's very dependent on where you live. The way we do it is to walk into the forest with the axe or chainsaw (often electric) and cut down a tree. After
by tyfon 9y ago
I think it's very dependent on where you live.
The way we do it is to walk into the forest with the axe or chainsaw (often electric) and cut down a tree. After that we drag it home and chop it up with an axe using muscle power ;)
There are even books[1] about firewood and how to stack it so it's very ingrained in the culture.
But if it's done industrially with machines then you are very correct.
[1] https://www.bokklubben.no/livsstil-hobby-og-fritid/hel-ved-lars-mytting/produkt.do?produktId=5941256 https://www.bokklubben.no/livsstil-hobby-og-fritid/hel-ved-l...
- Retric 9y agoSure, but London is not really known for it's forests.
- derobert 9y agoWhich means you burn more calories, so eat more food, which has to be grown — and farming uses fuel too (and transporting, storing, & selling that food, and cooking it, and...) Calculating the full, e.g., carbon cost of a fuel is difficult!