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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Government energy officials, and via hyped up group-think health-scare lobbies and classroom based youth movements, are using basic particulate comparative epidemiology that uses the variant reduced PM/ultrafine particulate measure against possibly maybe toxin lists + respiratory hospitalisations in wintertime = ban wood heating, or phase it out. They are doing so due to their "clean energy" natural gas and electricity grid expansion/ consumer demand increases. The plan reduces people's future ability to protect themselves in power outages and fuel shortages. Stove labelling based on the initial idea of replacing all with short life catalysts serves those who make the short-lived catalysts. Their test does not adequately account for ventilation issues in wintertime, which these days and even on pre-dated EPA stoves when applied can make  an immediate difference in reducing visible smoke, odours and complaints from those sensitive groups. Stop the visual smoke first, then attempt the more questionable, apparently more dangerous (by suggestion) - invisible particulate measures and source specific - toxicologically conclusive (not epidemiologically manipulated) justifications.[/quote]

I'd like to share a psychiatric diagnosis of the author of this epistle, but I'm afraid of offending other DCUM posters.[/quote]

Sounds like the poster knows something about wood smoke.  What do you know about psychiatry?[/quote]

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