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They can not see that this is an overreach of the EPA's power...............
More regulations forcing industry changes...............
Perhaps the EPA, should have to actually build a few of them themselves before telling others how they must build them....................as most of them only get an occasional paper cut.
meh
Let them try to enforce this shit!!!
BS executive fiat to please the k00k left.
In Ct., they banned all kinds of "assault" rifles last year and made a law the all such weapons must be registered. LMAO......like 17 people have registered their weapons.
meh
Let them try to enforce this shit!!!
BS executive fiat to please the k00k left.
In Ct., they banned all kinds of "assault" rifles last year and made a law the all such weapons must be registered. LMAO......like 17 people have registered their weapons.
How silly. No one is going to ban fireplaces.
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Air district officials have issued a ban on fireplace use in seven California counties.
The Air Quality Management District says burning wood, pellets and manufactured fire logs in residential fireplaces, stoves and fire pits is prohibited until midnight Monday.
The counties included are San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Madera, Fresno, Kings and Tulare. Portions of Kern County are also included.
Officials say the ban results from deteriorating air quality across the Central Valley.
Violations can result in fines.
Read more: Fireplace use banned in 7 California counties | News - KCRA Home
February 5, 2014, By Sara Noble
As of January 3rd, the EPA banned about 80% of the wood-burning stoves and fireplace inserts in the United States. Stoves which are used to heat 12% of the homes in America and are especially needed in outlying rural areas. Fireplaces are also being looked at.
The EPA is attempting to reduce particle pollution with new rules. Instead of limiting fine airborne particulate emissions to 15 micrograms per cubic meter (μg/m3) of air, the change will impose a maximum 12 μg/m3 limit. That is equivalent to a person smoking 3 to 4 cigarettes in a small confined space.
They'll ban BBQ grills next? Or wood burning stoves in the patio? At what point does the EPA stop sticking its bureaucratic nose in your home? Read more @ EPA Bans Most Wood Burning Stoves In a Corrupt Scheme, Fireplaces Next | www.independentsentinel.com
If you need to replace your stove for whatever reason, you cannot trade it in, you cannot replace it with the old model because that model is now BANNED.
If you need to replace your stove for whatever reason, you cannot trade it in, you cannot replace it with the old model because that model is now BANNED.
That's a paranoid fantasy which is contradicted by the actual law.
Ordinances and Regulations | Burn Wise | US EPA
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The draft revisions apply to new heaters ONLY and do not apply to existing wood stoves and other wood heaters installed in peoples homes.
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As you pointed out, less stringent standards have been in place since 1988. Since 1988, have the wood stove police broken down anyone's doors to get the contraband woodstoves? No. Back in the real world, prior-to-1988 woodstoves have been freely traded, resold and repaired. Because they weren't banned. The new regs work the same way.
So again, your strange claims are exactly like claiming that all cars have been banned because mileage standards for new cars went up. You were bamboozled by your crank websites yet another time. And, as usual, you'll defend the sources that lied to you by declaring all the real data is a socialist plot.
Wouldn't appear to be a paranoid fantasy if you read the thread.
Those stoves are gonna disappear quickly from inventory.
Wouldn't appear to be a paranoid fantasy if you read the thread.
This thread is why it does appear to be a paranoid fantasy. It features a bunch of people yelling about how the wood stove police will be coming after them.
Those stoves are gonna disappear quickly from inventory.
And so do all older car models. And yet cars haven't been banned.
lol, yeah just like old refrigerants and 5 gallon toilets haven't been banned.
Lol, wood stoves are being banned by the EPA,
No they're not. I can't put it more simply than that, so if you need it dumbed down more, you're out of luck.
New woodstoves have to meet certain emission standards.
Old woodstoves are grandfathered in. Nobody gets cited for having an old woodstove.
If you call that a ban, then you're either dumber than I ever imagined, or a bigger liar. Which of those is the case? It's like you're declaring cars have been banned because gas mileage standards went up.
Don't you kooks ever get tired of getting hysterical over every conspiracy theory that comes down the pipe? You end up looking stupid, every time, with your stupid streak being unbroken for decades running. You'd think that you'd eventually get tired of being played for fools by your masters, but you all actually seem to enjoy being left twisting in the wind.
