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« Quick Links -- Visual Edition | Main | More on the Deadweight Loss of Christmas » December 11, 2006How QuaintSo technological improvements can spare the environment, and developed countries are re-foresting. But if this op-ed is to be believed (it was also published in the WSJ) Germans are flocking to wood-burning fireplaces. Guess why. Posted by Zach Wendling at December 11, 2006 07:58 AM CommentsFor what it's worth, most of the fuel for modern wood-burning stoves is made from the waste from the timber industry. The linked article also makes mention of this. Of course, if the demand is high enough to exhaust the waste stream, trees may be harvested specificaly for fuel. And then, of course, there's the air quality issue. Posted by: Eric Seymour at December 11, 2006 09:13 AM | permalink Post a comment |
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