A review of the physicochemical characteristics of ultrafine particle emissions from domestic solid fuel combustion during cooking and heating

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RT @mikehinford: @CharnwoodStoves @JillBelch @jjp666 The misleading is coming from the stove industry, especially Charnwood Stoves. As I'…

@CharnwoodStoves @JillBelch @jjp666 The misleading is coming from the stove industry, especially Charnwood Stoves. As I've said many times before modern stoves double that amount of ultrafine particles. There is no way to burn without pollution. h…

@StoveIndustry @eppingforestdc Using electric heating is much better than a wood burning stove. The statistic quoted is meaningless when you live next door to someone with a wood burning stove. Modern stoves emit double the amount of ultrafine particl…

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