In Denmark we depend on burning wood

In Denmark we depend on burning wood - Green Transition Denmark

54 percent of Denmark's total energy consumption still comes from fossil fuels – that is, oil, coal and gas.

New ways for biomass - Green Transition Denmark

In Denmark, we burn large amounts of wood to heat our houses. This has consequences for both our health, the climate and the environment - including ...

What you should know if you have a wood-burning stove in your ...

In general, all wood-burning stoves installed before 2003 must be removed under Danish Environmental Protection Agency (Miljøstyrelsen) ...

A future built from waste wood? - ScienceNordic

In an age where we are seriously evaluating our planetary impact, wood has entered the limelight as a material with a strong contribution to ...

Biomass consumption in Denmark and the hidden emissions - NOAH

They claim that these practices contribute to carbon emissions and “carbon debt”, since the burning of wood will intensify impacts of climate change and will ...

Wood Stove Removal (Denmark) - cBrain

The average air pollution from wood stoves contributes as much as traffic in big cities and constitutes 2/3 of the Danish contribution to air pollution ...

A Small Country Goes Big with Renewables: Denmark's goal to be ...

Biomass proponents claim that burning wood pellets is a carbon ... they emit when burned. However, many others believe harvesting wood ...

How much wood do we use and how do we use it? Estimating ...

The overall cascading factor for wood in the Danish economy was calculated to 1.44, indicating that wood is used almost one and a half times ...

In retrospect, the burning of wood in district heating plants has ...

A new report from the University of Copenhagen shows that the burning of wood is significantly more climate friendly than coal and slightly more climate ...

The EU should support efforts in Denmark and the Netherlands to ...

Reversing damaging incentives to burn wood for heat and power is crucial if the EU wants to remain a leader on climate and biodiversity, ...

POLLUTION FROM RESIDENTIAL BURNING

We focus both on local actions in homeowner associations and changed behaviour on the user level that can reduce pollution from wood burning locally regardless ...

Health impacts of PM 2.5 originating from residential wood ...

Residential wood combustion (RWC) is one of the largest sources of fine particles (PM2.5) in the Nordic cities. The current study aims to ...

It's time to stop the home fires burning, says air monitoring expert

“It's the number one air pollution problem. Here in Denmark, wood burning only covers about 3% of energy needs and it's only a secondary heat ...

Regulation of air pollution from wood-burning stoves

The results we present for Denmark may have a wider interest since wood-burning stoves, even though they are an important source of air pollution, are largely ...

Impact of wood combustion on particle levels in a residential area in ...

... Residential wood burning for domestic heating, cooking, and recreation is still common in many highincome countries, leading to increased wintertime ...

Wood Energy in Developed Economies: An Overlooked Renewable

Considered to be the first form of energy harnessed by humans, wood was long the primary source of heat and illumination for people in every ...

Indoor air pollution caused by wood-burning in Brazilian and Danish ...

In the first case, wood is being used by low income people that still rely on it for cooking purposes and in the second case is commonly ...

EU should support efforts in Denmark and Netherlands to stop wood ...

Reversing damaging incentives to burn wood for heat and power is crucial if the EU wants to remain a leader on climate and biodiversity, ...

Making Sense of Residential Wood Stove Emissions in Denmark

Depending on the appliance, a wood stove must also be supplied with sufficient air from its surroundings. Under these conditions, a fire will burn its way down ...

What's the deal with burning wood pellets for energy? - Volts

However, no matter where you look in the United States, we have very little old-growth forests left. Primitive forest, primary forest, forests ...