Five ways for Vermonters to produce more heat, save money, and protect the environment
"Using dry wood and burning your fire right will save you money while improving the quality of Vermont’s air. It will also slow both regional and global climate change."
Vermont's Burn Right Campaign
Vermonters will both save money and improve the environment when they change the way they burn wood to heat their homes. The changes are not difficult, but the impact is large.
It's a great time to be thinking about fuel efficiency and next winter's heating needs. Monica Przyperhart from Cold Hollow to Canada shares fire-building tips and reflections from a recent Wood Heat Webinar with Emma Hanson, Vermont’s Wood Energy Coordinator, and Gail Stevenson, BurnRight Vermont