EARTH FIRST | Own a wood fire? Then you own its impact on air quality as well

By Nick King
Updated May 17 2019 - 11:02am, first published 10:30am
ABLAZE: May Orange residents enjoy the warmth of their homes' wood fires, but the effects on the environment need to be managed. FILE PHOTO
ABLAZE: May Orange residents enjoy the warmth of their homes' wood fires, but the effects on the environment need to be managed. FILE PHOTO

May is usually the time when we have to turn on our home heating. May this year, with the arrival of frosty mornings and chilly evenings, is no exception. Many of us look forward to the prospect of being warm and cosy in front of a blazing wood fire or a glowing wood-fired heater.

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