Burn Right Products may help to offset the effects of Carbon Dioxide in our environment.

What is Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and how do we track it? CarbonFootprint.com states, “A carbon footprint is a measure of the impact our activities have on the environment, and in particular climate change. It relates to the amount of greenhouse gases produced in our day-to-day lives through burning fossil fuels for electricity, heating and transportation etc.”

It is impossible to eliminate carbon emissions completely. Emissions are caused by man but also Mother Nature i.e. volcano’s or forest fires. Fortunately there are positive ways we can offset CO2 emissions. In the very near future homeowners and business owners will be able to receive carbon credits for using products that reduce CO2 emissions.

According to the EPA there are 20,000,000 burn barrels in the United States of America. When following the manufacturers guidelines you may reduce the amount of green house gases given off by replacing your traditional method of open pit burning or burning with a homemade incinerator or burn barrel with a Burn Right product. Learn More

The Patented internal flanges & air flow system introduce maximum air-flow at all levels of the burning chamber allowing for a fast burn. Learn More

The reduction of carbon output is better for human health and our earth’s climate. Due to the lack of waste removal facilities, in many parts of our country and around the world there are few alternatives to burning. In areas where burning is the only option Burn Right Products LLC may help you lower your carbon footprint.

Burn Right incinerators reduce the volume of the original organic waste by 96% very quickly with little smoke or smoldering. This lessens the necessary volume for disposal in a landfill. Less waste in our landfills reduces hazard gases that are given off by these landfills.

Burn Right encourages you to go green.

When untreated wood, leaves and other 100% organic material are burned the fine ash can be used for many green alternatives such as a fire helper, filter, pest deterrent, de-icing agent, Lye making, compost, fertilizer, dehumidifier or cleaner. www.greenlivingtips.com/articles/255/1/Uses-for-wood-ashes.html.

We suggest you seek alternates to burning whenever possible and to only burn 100% organic material. Learn More

Do you know what your Carbon Footprint looks like? It may be bigger than you think… What can you do to slow global warming? For details go to http://www.carbonfootprint.com.

More testing by Burn Right Products LLC is required to determine the exact amount of CO2 emissions reduced by replacing a burn barrel or homemade incinerator with one of our products. Please contact us for more details.