Burn, baby, burn: Is it green to cook on a barbecue? -
Article on the pros and cons of charcoal in the Observer:
Sustainably coppiced wood drops carbon emissions per tonne of charcoal by 2.5 tonnes of CO2e (carbon dioxide equivalent) per tonne of charcoal, evening out its merits against propane gas.
Crucorney Energy Group, a set on Flickr.
Sorting & Bagging & Weighing & Stapling
Advance warning! Put these dates in your diary NOW
October Sunday 2nd Wednesday 12th
November Sunday 6th Wednesday 16th
December Sunday 4th Wednesday 14th
January Sunday 8th Wednesday 18th
February Sunday 5th Wednesday 15th
March Sunday 4th Wednesday 14th
All these days will be spent coppicing, weather permitting. Start at 10am.
Tuesday 26 July 5pm bagging up charcoal for sale. Wear your oldest clothes! Contact Jo to say you’re coming.
Friday 29 July 6pm finishing the emptying of one kiln and loading the other. In the top wood at Great Llywgi.
Saturday 30 July 10am loading both kilns.
hope to see you there!
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Don't let them plunder our forests | Environment | The Observer -
