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In California’s mountains (Sierra Nevada range and similar) people who want to burn wood legally have to use pellets. The stoves that burn them are meant to com
by cardiffspaceman 3y ago
In California’s mountains (Sierra Nevada range and similar) people who want to burn wood legally have to use pellets. The stoves that burn them are meant to comply with pollution regulations. People kinda don’t like them but they use them.
Montevideo didn’t seem like a place where suburbanites were burning wood of any form, but I was there in the summer, just for a day.
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- reducesuffering 3y agoGot any sources? I know many people, including a firefighter and sheriff, that burn wood outside on the many burn days, or use it in wood fireplaces. Here's one such county ordinance https://www.tuolumnecounty.ca.gov/365/Burn-Program https://www.tuolumnecounty.ca.gov/365/Burn-Program
- cardiffspaceman 3y agoI have family in Mono County. https://trademarkmammoth.com/woodstove-inserts-and-epa-compliance-ordinances-mammoth-lakes-fireplace-regulations/ https://trademarkmammoth.com/woodstove-inserts-and-epa-compl... Given that EPA regulations were cited, I assumed that the same rules apply everywhere. It seems instead that the harshest rules apply in one town.