1. flyingpig Member

   joined: Jan 23, 2010

   188 posts

   Cary, NC

   http://newsminer.com/view/full_stor...ks-air?instance=home_news_window_left_bullets
   
   I'm curious that how much the EPA certified stoves contributes to this. Do we still have lots of non-EPA stove in the area?
   
   Cheers......Som

   flyingpig, Dec 9, 2012

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2. flyingpig Member

   joined: Jan 23, 2010

   188 posts

   Cary, NC

   Found the answer myself. Look like non-EPA stove is a major contributor.
   
   http://juneauempire.com/stories/011710/sta_550652140.shtml

   flyingpig, Dec 9, 2012

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3. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

   joined: Nov 18, 2005

   21,958 posts

   Northern Virginia

   In inversion areas just using EPA cert stoves ain't gonna solve the problem.

   BrotherBart, Dec 9, 2012

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4. begreen Super Moderator

   joined: Nov 18, 2005

   36,130 posts

   South Puget Sound, WA

   Maybe not, but it's going to help a lot based on changeout program results in other inversion areas like Libby, Mont.
   http://www.woodstovechangeout.org/index.php?id
   
   Fairbanks
   
   http://www.co.fairbanks.ak.us/airquality/Docs/application .pdf

   begreen, Dec 10, 2012

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5. flyingpig Member

   joined: Jan 23, 2010

   188 posts

   Cary, NC

   Thanks Begreen. The info from change out program makes me feel better when I use my insert.
   
   Cheers.....Som

   flyingpig, Dec 10, 2012

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