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Policymaker

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To ensure a successful program in your community, the keys for success include:

  • Bringing together a broad coalition of interested stakeholders
  • Identifying program funding sources
  • Developing effective financial incentives for consumers
  • Developing and initiating a public education and outreach campaign
  • Considering targeted regulatory requirements
  • Creating centralized local program coordination
  • Knowing how to identify non-EPA certified stoves and creating a system for their identification and disposal 

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Policymaker

Additional Resources

HPBA collaborates with its Affiliates and the EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation to regularly monitor regional needs of policymakers and consumers, as well as numerous other organizations committed to cleaner air and helping consumers conserve energy. One industry-government partnership is EPA’s Burn Wise initiative.

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Homeowner

Save Money on Home Heating

Getting a new woodstove or wood heater could actually reduce your home heating bills––all while producing cleaner air for your community.

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