“This is just like the regulations on new toilets.”
Regulating a cook stove is much worse. You see, one regulation leads to another one to another one to another one to another one to another one to another one, etc..
There are companies that make outdoor fireplaces. Appears to me they would have to be regulated totally out. And barbecues and camp fires and et., et.,.
What regulation started it all? No one knows, but it did happen and started and grew until one day it will be “1984”.
Isn’t using charcoal pretty much burning wood twice?
You should look to see what EPA is doing before you go off about campfires and cookstoves.
Also there is a post upthread in which a guy says that his EPA-approved stove works better and uses less wood, I guess he’s a shill.
Yes regulations are bad, but most of the people on this thread have not looked at these regulations, don’t know what they say, and either make stuff up or repeat what other people make up about what EPA is doing. You can’t discuss policy or regulation in such an environment, which may be what our wannabe masters want.