Wildfire smoke covering half the country, no problem.

I burn wood for heat and to cook and no one says a damn thing to me.
 
But suggest that wood be burned cleanly for heat or electricity generation and the enviro wackos heads explode.
I once worked for a company that used paper products in production. I suggested to a higher-up that fire walls be build while logging. I was ignored.
 
I haven't heard anyone suggest that it would be better to have gotten some benefit from those trees.
Soooo...what? You're suggesting those trees be harvested?...what, while they're burning??
Forests in Canada are logged regularly..like everywhere.
 
Not a problem at all. They just restrict us so that other countries burn at will. Another one of the globals off set programs. Just like China can burn all of the coal it wants, India can burn all the wood it wants...
 
There are standing dead trees everywhere that are not being harvested.
Well, it's 50/50 whether the tree would be of any use if it's "dead". Would depend on its viability.
If it's full of wood boring beetles or some other fungus. It probably won't be of any use.

The fires in Canada were largely started by lighting...in an already dry year for precipitation.
 
Well, it's 50/50 whether the tree would be of any use if it's "dead". Would depend on its viability.
If it's full of wood boring beetles or some other fungus. It probably won't be of any use.

The fires in Canada were largely started by lighting...in an already dry year for precipitation.

I and others harvest dead trees in our state forests. Great firewood. There is so much that goes to waste it boggles the mind.
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My favorites are standing dead trees that have lost all their bark. No mess, bone dry and ready to burn. Bugs are never a problem as they are long gone when the sap dries up.
 
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