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Wood burning linked to UK deaths and high NHS costs
A new UK report links wood burning to around 2,500 deaths a year and millions in costs for the National Health Service.
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Australian media focuses on wood smoke pollution
Wood burning is a “silent killer” that causes great distress to neighbors.
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More deaths when particles are from wood burning
A recent study in London linked wood smoke particles with more deaths.
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David’s story from Canberra
A smoked-out Australian with COPD died after his pleas for help were ignored.
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Wood smoke has always been harmful
Humans have existed with wood smoke for a very long time, but it’s never been healthy.
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Deaths linked to wood stoves in the ACT
A new study in the Medical Journal of Australia recommends a phaseout of wood stoves.
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