[Stoves] fate of emissions over time

[Cookswell Jikos]

Hi Huck - thats a good question. To add it, I have recently been seeing
lots of social media posts about ''Top 7 Houseplants That Clean the Air'' -
they mostly seem to be talk about VOC's and other chemical related indoor
air pollution in modern Western households, but what effects would having
lots of house plants help in reducing biomass emissions problems?

All the best,

Teddy





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On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 9:02 PM, Huck Rorick <huckrorick at groundwork.org>
wrote:

> Can anyone tell me briefly or direct me to more information on what happens
> with emissions other than CO2 over time?  E.g. CO, methane, PM2.5?  People
> can breathe these in directly from the fire or indoor space.  Once they
> enter the atmosphere what happens?  Do they go into the upper atmosphere,
> evenly distributed, stay low?  Does PM2.5 precipitate?  I understand that
> methane doesn't last so long as CO2.  What happens with CO?  I would be
> grateful for a brief overview.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Huck
>
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