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In many rural/remote locations – especially off the grid – heating with wood (or oil-based products) is the only way to survive the winter. It isn't necessary t
by andriamanitra 2y ago
In many rural/remote locations – especially off the grid – heating with wood (or oil-based products) is the only way to survive the winter. It isn't necessary to cut down entire forests to produce wood either – if you own some forest it is largely a byproduct of cutting down dangerous/dead trees and clearing ones that fall down naturally.
Burning wood only becomes unsustainable when it is done on a commercially viable scale.
- cmrdporcupine 2y agoThe problem with wood burning is particulates in the air. Even the cleanest burning stoves produce too much, both internally and externally. (I live rural and have a wood burning insert and a fireplace. I don't use them much anymore.)