# study of woodburning

Study Downgrades Climate Impact of Wood Burning | Climate Central » Jan 20, 2015… Surprising new research has sharply downgraded the perceived climate impacts of the gathering and burning of wood by residents of poor and ... Climatecentral.org

Benefits of advanced wood-burning stoves greater than thought… » Aug 7, 2017… A recent study from North Carolina State University finds that advanced wood- burning stoves designed for use in the developing world can ... Sciencedaily.com

546 persistent respiratory symptoms and woodburning stoves » Apr 1, 1985… Thirty-one randomly selected children from WBS-heated homes in mid-Michigan (study group) were matched for age, sex, and residence with ... Nature.com

Association between air pollution from residential wood burning and… » Jun 13, 2018… The aims of this study was to assess the longitudinal association… wood burning and who also had a wood-burning stove were more likely to ... Journals.plos.org

Winter air quality in a wood-burning community: A case study in… » This paper presents findings from the 1982 Harvard Wood-Burning Study in Waterbury, Vermont. Waterbury, a rural community of about 2000 people, was an  ... Sciencedirect.com

Researchers at USU present study on woodburning practices in… » Apr 23, 2019… Two sociology students at Utah State University presented research on Tuesday about woodburning stove usage and its relationship to air ... Hjnews.com

Potential health co-benefits related to mitigation of air pollution from… » Potential health co-benefits related to mitigation of air pollution from woodburning : A systematic review & health impact assessment case study in Athens, ... Escholarship.org

Contribution of wood burning to PM10 in London - ScienceDirect » The current study sought to determine the existing contribution of wood burning to PM10 in London so that the impacts of increased biomass burning can be ... Sciencedirect.com

A study of wood burning and traffic aerosols in an Alpine valley… » Mar 22, 2019… We present a study of aerosol light absorption using a multi-wavelength Aethalometer (l ¼ 370–950 nm) in an Alpine valley where the major ... Researchgate.net

Wood-burning stoves and lower respiratory tract infection in… » Some studies suggest that home use of wood-burning stoves is an independent risk factor for lower respiratory tract infection in young children. To test this ... Ncbi.nlm.nih.gov