Wood smoke, often associated with comfort, actually poses serious health risks as it contributes to air pollution and can be as harmful as diesel exhaust.
Particulate matter in wood smoke can infiltrate the lungs, causing asthma, heart issues, and other respiratory ailments, impacting even those not at risk.
The combustion of wood releases various toxic chemicals, including benzene and formaldehyde, posing severe health risks and contributing to environmental pollution.
Proper wood stove ventilation is crucial, as more than 150 fatalities occur annually from carbon monoxide poisoning linked to home heating.
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