Heating with wood? EPA just outlawed most wood stoves.

[rsayloriii]

I truly believe they are trying to make us start shooting.

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I'm afraid you're right Clark.

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[matefrio]

Not only Alaska, there are more than a few poor here who use wood to heat Oct through April. They rely on donations or come and get it wood.

 

[TX69]

I can see the day the EPA BANS FLATULENCE. (who knows maybe breathing too)

IIRC they have studied bovine and determined that fast food is too blame for the amount of methane is killing the ozone layer.

ETA: If you Google it there are pages of this shit

http://epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/gases/ch4.html

 

[TundraWookiee]

Not only Alaska, there are more than a few poor here who use wood to heat Oct through April. They rely on donations or come and get it wood.

Never intended to imply that it only affected those in Alaska...just that it affects a greater percentage of people there in comparison to the rest of the US and the probability of death is much higher. This certainly affects people all over the US.

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[Chupacabra Hunter]

I have a friend in California who says certain counties have out-lawed buying anything in your chimney. It can't be used at all. Freaking kommefornia

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[Chupacabra Hunter]

I have a friend in California who says certain counties have out-lawed buying anything in your chimney. It can't be used at all. Freaking kommefornia

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Correction.. burning anything in your chimney

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[TheDan]

I will not comply. In fact... since they are going after the manufacturing, I'll openly build "banned" stoves for anyone who will pay me to make one. Probably won't be as cost effective as the ones from China, tho

 

[Vaquero]

Im gonna go in the stove repair business.

 

[London]

If the Govt. wants to ban things for being inefficient they should start with themselves!

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

Idiocracy

 

[ROGER4314]

I lived in Tulsa where it's very common to heat with wood. Most upscale apartments and homes have wood burners and selling firewood is a booming business.

I knew winter was coming so I cut wood during the summer. There's a ton of building around Tulsa and they generally bulldose all of the building site trees. They aren't allowed to burn the brush piles so I'd go out and cut the wood for free. Builders were glad to get rid of the wood and I never had trouble coming in to get the wood. It would be 100 degrees out and I'd be cutting firewood!

I had a "Heatalator" in my fireplace which the fire heated then an air blower blew the warm air out into the room.

So....it's illegal, now? That's gonna chap a LOT of people!

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[benenglish]

So....it's illegal, now?

No.

The EPA has set standards for particulate emissions from new stoves so high that most manufacturers have little or no salable product in their catalog. Some stove manufacturers will adapt. Some will go out of business. People looking to buy a new one or get an old one fixed will wind up paying higher (possibly much higher) prices.

 

[ROGER4314]

So it's a de-facto ban. Make the stoves illegal then folks can't burn wood. Fireplaces are awfully inefficient. What about them?

Incidentally, the air tight firebox stoves work great! You set the air intake down and the fire will just simmer all night. They set them up on firebricks and they make a lot of heat with pretty fair efficiency.

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[txbikerman]

If you can't ban the activity. Ban the devices used. Just like ammo, they couldn't ban ammo, but they could make the components hard to get. It accomplishes the same thing


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[dustycorgill]

I truly believe they are trying to make us start shooting.

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Lol, I swear everytime I see you post something like this I am sittin here thinking the same damn thing.

 

[Sapper740]

Lol, I swear everytime I see you post something like this I am sittin here thinking the same damn thing.

Ever closer to the tipping point.

 

[Anger]

saw this thread a couple days ago. too dumbfounded to comment at that time. The EPA has basically put our buisness out of buisness by over the top on coal fired power plant emissions. Now this. A total lack of accountability for the common man/woman in the USA. They're sitting there in the cesspool of DC, spewing shit laws like they just drank a case of pabts blue ribbon after eating a dozen picked eggs.

 

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[rsayloriii]

saw this thread a couple days ago. too dumbfounded to comment at that time. The EPA has basically put our buisness out of buisness by over the top on coal fired power plant emissions. Now this. A total lack of accountability for the common man/woman in the USA. They're sitting there in the cesspool of DC, spewing shit laws like they just drank a case of pabts blue ribbon after eating a dozen picked eggs.

saw this thread a couple days ago. too dumbfounded to comment at that time. The EPA has basically put our buisness out of buisness by over the top on coal fired power plant emissions. Now this. A total lack of accountability for the common man/woman in the USA. They're sitting there in the cesspool of DC, spewing shit laws like they just drank a case of pabts blue ribbon after eating a dozen picked eggs.

saw this thread a couple days ago. too dumbfounded to comment at that time. The EPA has basically put our buisness out of buisness by over the top on coal fired power plant emissions. Now this. A total lack of accountability for the common man/woman in the USA. They're sitting there in the cesspool of DC, spewing shit laws like they just drank a case of pabts blue ribbon after eating a dozen picked eggs.

I think we get your point already.