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People that use firewood for heating usually live in places where the outside air is much cleaner than the cities engulfed with smog. I wouldn't be surprised if
by ReptileMan 4y ago
People that use firewood for heating usually live in places where the outside air is much cleaner than the cities engulfed with smog. I wouldn't be surprised if it balances on average better for them.
- ggm 4y agoPerhaps in the US but the guardian article discusses UK urban situations. Also, draft proofing in rural contexts too, would mean indoor CO/CO2/NO and pm25 would exceed safe levels. Well designed stoves are of course critical for women and child health worldwide. I don't think a solar kiln is high on the list yet for people burning wood which demands a 10km walk to fetch it, and burn in a mud stove. This topic is aimed at folk who own a jotl.