The so-called ban is all that new. They just keep limiting the amount of emissions allowed from anything sold new and called a "wood stove." They first did this years ago but a higher amount of emissions were allowed. When they did it - anything sold as a "wood stove" had to be tested and certified by the EPA. One work-around was and still is - just buy a used wood-stove. Another work-around was to buy something sold as a "wood furnace" instead. Seems now even "wood furnaces" must be EPA certified. So now the price will go up even further for those that insist on only buying new.
I find it absurd that I can cut firewood from my woods - and be driving home with it and be arrested or ticketed if I don't have paperwork showing its origin. That's in good-old New York state. Nobody can cross a public highway with firewood unless there's paperwork to show where it came from.
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