Yes, because all the pollution is going up the flue, and poisoning people outside. Now do readings for PM10, PM0.1, Benzene, 16PAH, Benzo[a]pyrene, and the 50 and more other pollutants you get from wood burning.

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And we don't shift to just UFPs. We talk about a lot more than PM2.5. Benzene 16PAH Benzo[a]pyrene Formaldehyde And many others.

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No link to wood stoves?? Wrong again. There's been lots of studies showing UFPs are emitted by wood burning. Here's 1. "Ultrafine particles account for over 90% of the emitted total particle number concentration" pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32023515/

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@charnwoodstoves.bsky.social seem to have gone quiet, and don't want to reply to our comments. Haven't replied to other data I've shown them either. And just to highlight again it's not a single case. It's 500 people a week who die prematurely due to the impact of air pollution.

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