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Straw is carbon neutral as the carbon absorbed by the growing crop is released on burning to be reabsorbed by the following growing crop. No ancient carbon is released in the burning of straw logs to contribute to CO2 levels in the atmosphere. The CO2 released on burning the logs would also be released if the straw was left to rot in the field.
