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Publication - Independent report

Domestic solid fuel burning - effects of PM2.5 on health outcomes: evaluation

Published
30 July 2026
From
Director of Environment and Forestry
Directorate
Environment and Forestry Directorate
Topic
Environment and climate change
ISBN
9781807752798

This study assesses the potential health benefits of further policy actions affecting domestic solid fuel burning in Scotland. Three options were taken forward for more detailed modelling: burn less; burn better; and targeted stock upgrades.

Supporting documents

Evaluation of the effects of PM2.5 due to domestic solid fuel burning on health outcomes in Scotland
File type
78 page PDF
File size
6.2 MB
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