Equal Time with Anthony Pollina, Carl Etnier, & Traven

Cordwood: It's a renewable, Vermont-made heating resource that many
people take for granted. What do the professionals know about burning
wood that most people don't? Guests are David Sparrow, a firewood processor and seller (229-2347); Harold Garabedian, former director of the Air Quality Division of the Department of Environmental Quality; and Vivian Davis, owner and CEO of Chimney Works.

Davis recommends the information on using woodstoves at the web site of the Chimney Safety Institute of America.

In the last part of the show, Kevin Kamts and Paul Gunter of Beyond Nuclear were schedule as guests, ahead of their testimony to the legislature on Entergy's stewardship of nuclear power plants outside Vermont and the radioactive fuel cycle. Their plane was turned around, and they were in flight and incommunicado during the show, unfortunately. Thanks to Debra Stoleroff of the Vermont Yankee Decommissioning Alliance for filling in on short notice.

Ted in Shelburne called in to recommend the Union of Concerned Scientists' information on nuclear power.

Carl Etnier hosted.

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