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I frequently see people get the temporary vs. permanent emissions conflated. Like the argument that burning fallen wood for heat, that is going to disintegrate
by reducesuffering 4y ago
I frequently see people get the temporary vs. permanent emissions conflated. Like the argument that burning fallen wood for heat, that is going to disintegrate anyway, is more environmentally unfriendly than burning natural gas.
- wizofaus 4y agoWho's ever made that argument? It's probably worse for your health (depending on what sort of fireplace you use), and sure, fallen wood can act as a home for various species, but I'd think only a fossil fuel company's PR department could come up with an argument that burning fallen wood is worse for the environment.