Facts about wood burning and corn burning outdoor furnaces.

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Outdoor Furnaces: A Safe, Cost-Effective and Environmentally Responsible Home Heating Alternative

More people are realizing the benefits of outdoor wood-fired and corn burning furnaces as a safe, cost-effective and environmentally responsible alternative for home and business heating.

Outdoor Furnace Facts provides information about:

How outdoor furnaces can benefit home and business owners.
What the best operating practices are to promote responsible use and to prevent and/or correct outdoor furnace misuse.
How you can Take Action to help support responsible Best Practices.
How you can provide information to municipalities to ensure proper outdoor furnace usage through Best Practice Ordinances and advocacy.
Where to find resources for common Questions & Answers, popular Myths vs. Facts, recent safety and environmental testing, up-to-date Emissions Standards, and various Emissions Reports.

Outdoor furnaces, also referred to by some as boilers or hydronic heaters, burn renewable, biomass fuels that are “carbon neutral,” such as wood and corn. This means they don’t generate a net increase in greenhouse gas emissions, as do fossil fuel generated electricity, natural gas, fuel oil, kerosene, liquefied petroleum gas, and coal. Outdoor furnaces actually lessen our dependence on foreign oil and fossil fuels.

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