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Ty Gwyn
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dpack
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RichardW
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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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Ty Gwyn, it came out in 2018. I don't know if it was publicised in the mining press, but we saw it and responded to it. Only house coal is affected; no other grades at the moment, so higher quality coal is allowed. At present this is only going to affect England, as this type of legislation is devolved to Scotland, Wales, and I think Northern Ireland. I can't see it making a lot of difference to the PM2.5 levels quite honestly, and none at all to the other pollutants.
Dpack, go careful with charcoal. It can burn pretty hot, so may damage your grate or fire. A Victorian grate should be all right, but I would also have a CO monitor in the room just in case. |
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dpack
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Ty Gwyn
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Slim
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Ty Gwyn
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Slim
Joined: 05 Mar 2006 Posts: 6612 Location: New England (In the US of A)
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