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UK to restrict wood-burning stoves to cut PM2.5 pollution and meet 2030 EU standards.
The UK Labour government is introducing stricter regulations on wood-burning stoves and solid fuel heating to reduce PM2.5 air pollution, aiming to meet EU standards by 2030.
The updated Environmental Improvement Plan sets a target of 10ug/m³ annual PM2.5 levels, down from 25ug/m³, and includes plans to restrict wood burning to approved stoves in smoke control areas, potentially banning older, high-emission models.
While existing stoves won’t be outlawed, new appliances must meet tighter emissions standards.
A public consultation will shape final rules, with enforcement and habitat restoration goals also emphasized.
The move follows concerns over air pollution’s role in 43,000 premature deaths annually.
El Reino Unido restringirá las estufas de leña para reducir la contaminación por PM2,5 y cumplir las normas de la UE para 2030.