Residents of Gloster, Mississippi, are suing plant that exports wood pellets to UK and Europe. Company says it is reducing emissions When Helen Reed first learned about the bioenergy mill opening in ...
We tested this grill with a favorite recipe of smoked flank steak, accompanied by a side of mixed vegetables. I was most impressed by the build quality of this grill, including its well-insulated and ...
Large quantities of small plastic pellets have washed up on an East Sussex coastline causing a pollution incident, a council has said. The pellets, commonly known as biobeads, have come ashore in ...
With temperatures dropping and fall foliage inching closer and closer to its peak, Tractor Supply Co. has put several of its pellet stoves on sale for the season. Built for spaces ranging from compact ...
Today, the Council adopted the regulation on preventing the loss of plastic pellets into the environment, following a provisional agreement with the European Parliament. The new regulation aims to ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Investors in Drax have a problem. Shares in the company that produces 10 per cent of the UK’s renewable power ...
If you’re looking to cook your meat slowly and give it a smoky flavor, pellet grills are the way to go. These brands are ranked highest by Consumer Reports’ testing team. What are pellet grills? How ...
Lentil-sized and toxic, industrial plastic pellets known as "nurdles" – or "mermaid's tears" – are the second-largest source of microplastic pollution worldwide, with hundreds of thousands of tonnes ...
Since they first showed up in the 1980s, pellet grills have been bridging the gap between two approaches to outdoor cooking that were once thought to be mutually exclusive: propane grilling, with its ...
Weber has been making grills for nearly 75 years, but it's relatively new to pellet smokers. Following last year's debut of the Searwood line, it released the Smoque earlier this year, a more ...
Wood pellets, by design, are highly flammable. The small pieces of compressed woody leftovers, like sawdust, are used in everything from home heating to grilling. But their flammable nature has made ...
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