The growing threat of domestic wood burning stoves—and industry’s legal attempts to shut down clean air campaigns

As public health officials warn about rising emissions from urban wood burning, a BMJ investigation finds that just under a third of councils in high use areas have faced pressure from the stove industry to tone down or withdraw campaigns. <b>Sophie Borland</b> investigates

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BMJ
Published
2026-03-04
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.s360
Citations
1
Primary Topic
Occupational exposure and asthma
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article
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41.85
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The growing threat of domestic wood burning stoves—and industry’s legal attempts to shut down clean air campaigns

Sophie Borland
1 citations
BMJ
Occupational exposure and asthma
41.85
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The growing threat of domestic wood burning stoves—and industry’s legal attempts to shut down clean air campaigns

Sophie Borland
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Abstract

As public health officials warn about rising emissions from urban wood burning, a BMJ investigation finds that just under a third of councils in high use areas have faced pressure from the stove industry to tone down or withdraw campaigns. <b>Sophie Borland</b> investigates

BMJVol. 392
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 0%
Occupational exposure and asthma
41.85
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