Okay, but be sure to tell your privately obtained firewood to burn clean or be sure that the dirty smoke from your green wood or inadequate stove remains on your property. Once that dirty smoke crosses your property line, it is in the public domain. When your smoke drifts onto my property and into my lungs, when do my private property rights (including my body) equal yours? 
This problem shouldn't be so hard to resolve! Asking neighbors to burn responsibly, and even offering a very lucrative stove change out carrot, isn't requiring people to change their way of life. New stoves burn way more efficient and cleaner. Haven't met anyone who has regretted upgrading. I don't support fining people, as it seems to fuel the fear-mongers' story. I appreciate the concern of government overreach. I haven't hesitated knocking on doors as a private citizen and will continue to do this. Clean air activists have requested that government simply protect our "health, safety, and welfare". Not happening.