"The National Firewood Association, based in Duluth, Minn., says some of the pollution from wood-burning stoves could be reduced if people would burn only aged wood rather than wood with too much wet sap."
"A properly burning wood fire - there's virtually no smoke or smell," said Executive Director Scott Salveson.
Per the above quoted from the article:
Is it not that simple ?
Here it is, even at start up using dry kindling, there is no doubt, dry seasoned wood is a must and works best, there is no visible smoke or soot.
Higher efficiency wood gasification and or simliar, is that not what should be the issue ? Conserves resources, a smoldering fire can be changed easily with dry wood. Restriction does nothing here as usual, same with gun control. Why not educate those who do not use wood burning, (old or new) properly, per the above, you'll get better results, you can't tell me 12 million wood stove users are just plain ignorant or are they ?
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