15:56 GMT, Friday, 27 June 2008 16:56 UK
Grant promotes wood burn heating
A Cumbrian woodland organisation has been given £40,000 to encourage people to switch to an environmentally-friendly heating system.
The Lake District National Park Authority has given the money to Cumbria Woodlands to promote wood burning heating systems.
The authority also handed out a further £30,000 to other initiatives designed to counter climate change.
A hydro power probe into sites on the River Greta at Keswick received £1,500.
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