Controlling Emissions from Wood Burning : Legislation and Regulations in Nordic Countries to Control Emissions from Residential Wood Burning An examination of Past Experience / Svante Bodin and Thomas Levander.

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Preface -- Summary -- Introduction -- Trends in Residential Wood Consumption and Emissions of Particulate Matter in the Nordic Countries -- Responses to Wood Burning Emissions in the Nordic Countries -- International and Other Initiatives to Reduce Emissions -- Assessing the Impact of Policies and Measures -- General Assessment of Selected Policy Instruments -- Conclusions and Recommendations for Future Work -- References and Acknowledgements -- Formation of Soot -- Black Carbon -- Wood burning Technologies on the Nordic Market.

This report has been produced by the International Cryosphere Climate Initiative (ICCI) under a grant from the Nordic Council of Ministers under its Arctic Cooperation Program, as part of a pilot project to reduce emissions of black carbon reaching the Arctic from residential heating from wood burning in Nordic countries. The report reviews legislation and other measures in the Nordic countries pertinent to the reduction of particulate matter (PM2.5) and Black Carbon (BC) -soot. It then assesses the effectiveness of the different policy instruments used in the Nordic countries as well as points to measures which may be most effective in reducing emissions of Black Carbon and PM2.5 from wood burning.