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Key talking points when you go to a meeting or contact your legislator:

  1. EPA Certified wood stoves and pellet stoves should be exempt from any no-burn program as they will display no visible smoke.

  2. Banishing all wood burning stoves and fireplaces takes an affordable and renewable fuel source from beleaguered homeowners trying to heat their homes.

  3. The city or district should instead promote a public change out program to remove old, more polluting fireplaces and stoves. Change outs across the country have proven time and time again to be smart and successful in cleaning air quality