EPA and wood burning stoves

Question

the new regulations in place reduce the airborne fine particle matter from 15 micrograms to 12 per cubic meter of air. So what does this mean to you? It means if you have an "old" wood burning heater in your home or work shop, you could be breaking the law.

https://www.epa.gov/burnwise/

so go buy a new one and help stimulate the economy

captjohn67 · Answer

the new regulations in place reduce the airborne fine particle matter from 15 micrograms to 12 per cubic meter of air. So what does this mean to you? It means if you have an "old" wood burning heater in your home or work shop, you could be breaking the law.

https://www.epa.gov/burnwise/

so go buy a new one and help stimulate the economy

captjohn67 · Answer

forgot to mention you can find a list on this handy govt website to see if yours is legal

dl36 · Answer

Illegal?

Like what is the actually crime?

It is this some reccomendations for people who like to go green to feel good about themselves...

I get that moving forward the government might regulate further sales. But to think that the government will have some burn task force going house to house looking to prosecute people sounds a little out there

Or are we talking

captjohn67 · Answer

it&#x27;s not a recommendation, it&#x27;s the law. The crime is putting to many fine particles in the air. I can not speak for enforcement, nor have i bothered to see what the penalties are for such a dastardly crime.

sundance · Answer

An out of control EPA sticking it to hard working Americans. Liberalism is a mental disorder and the Left is the Enemy Within! Will our country survive another 4 years of crap like this?

EPA and wood burning stoves

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