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Factsheet
Outdoor burning in Canterbury
(23 KB)
Outdoor burning is often a nuisance for neighbours and can be a health hazard. It can also contribute to air pollution.
Author: Environment Canterbury
Published:
30/09/2008
Type: Factsheet
Outdoor burning on farms
(22 KB)
Outdoor burning can be a nuisance for neighbours, even in the country. It can also be a health hazard for those carrying out the burning, and burning of prohibited materials or burning in inappropriate ways can pollute the environment.
Author: Environment Canterbury
Published:
30/09/2008
Type: Factsheet
Wood burning techniques
(63 KB)
Burning wood and coal for home heating is the main source of winter air pollution in many Canty towns. Under the National Environmental Standards for Air Quality we must reduce the number of high pollution occurrences to one per year by 2013.
Author: Environment Canterbury
Published:
31/07/2007
Type: Factsheet
Factsheet
Outdoor burning in Canterbury
(23 KB)
Outdoor burning is often a nuisance for neighbours and can be a health hazard. It can also contribute to air pollution.
Author: Environment Canterbury
Published:
30/09/2008
Type: Factsheet
Outdoor burning on farms
(22 KB)
Outdoor burning can be a nuisance for neighbours, even in the country. It can also be a health hazard for those carrying out the burning, and burning of prohibited materials or burning in inappropriate ways can pollute the environment.
Author: Environment Canterbury
Published:
30/09/2008
Type: Factsheet
Wood burning techniques
(63 KB)
Burning wood and coal for home heating is the main source of winter air pollution in many Canty towns. Under the National Environmental Standards for Air Quality we must reduce the number of high pollution occurrences to one per year by 2013.
Author: Environment Canterbury
Published:
31/07/2007
Type: Factsheet
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Outdoor burning - at home
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