State lawmakers recently passed a law declaring nuclear energy "clean," opening the door for utilities to use it in meeting ...

The law has changed when it comes to log burners and households could be fined up to 300 if they make a mistake ...

It means that homes in smoke control areas, which cover most of England’s towns and cities, face fines of up to £300 under ...

A study has revealed that wood-burning stoves pose potential health risks. Carried out by the University of Surrey, it found ...

Recent research reveals that local authorities received 15,000 complaints about wood burning in the past year but only 24 ...

Anyone who has a wood burner or coal fire in their homes has been given ... of diabetes and 1,500 cases of asthma a year.

A chilling warning has been issued to those who use wood burners or coal fires in their homes, as a new study suggests they ...

Microscopic particles released by burning fuel can penetrate deep into the lungs and bloodstream, 'affecting every organ in the body'.

Non-essential domestic burning of wood and coal is one of the UK's biggest sources of toxic fine particle air pollution, ...

Burning wood and coal at home contributes to the death of nearly 2,500 people each year in the UK, according to research.

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Robert Wyss, University of Connecticut (THE CONVERSATION) It was a morning unlike ...