Feb 12, 2016
10:03:04pm
10:03:04pm
are you suggesting that a similar inversion existed before Brigham got to the valley? I don't think you understand the
dangers of wood burning during an inversion (or in a major City).
The general rule is that one fireplace produces the same pollution as almost 1,000 cars. So yes, a few hundred thousand burning wood can cause significant pollution (especially back in the day when fire places didn't have filters (today's woodburning stoves do a much better job of filtering the pollution)
http://www.grreporter.info/en/fireplace_pollutes_air_much_1000_cars/8814
The general rule is that one fireplace produces the same pollution as almost 1,000 cars. So yes, a few hundred thousand burning wood can cause significant pollution (especially back in the day when fire places didn't have filters (today's woodburning stoves do a much better job of filtering the pollution)
http://www.grreporter.info/en/fireplace_pollutes_air_much_1000_cars/8814
Originally posted on Feb 12, 2016 at 10:03:04pm
Message modified by HarlemCoug on Feb 12, 2016 at 10:04:11pm
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