The aim of this study is to develop an environment friendly kiln to reduce emissions and the energy used in the operation of carbonization. The studied factors are two types of wood were used namely “casuarina and citrus" with different moisture-contents of 6.8 and13.1% at pyrolysis temperatures of 300, 350,400 and 450 ^OC. The main results in this study can be summarized in the following points: The maximum charcoal yield of 50.38 % was obtained with casuarina wood moisture-content of 6.8 % and kiln temperature of 300 ^OC. Meanwhile, the minimum charcoal yield of 32.14 %. was obtained with wood moisture-content of 13.08 % and kiln temperature of 450 ^OC. The maximum CO₂ of 17082 mg/m³ was obtained using emission treatment by burning at kiln temperature of 350 ^OC. Moreover, the minimum CO₂ of 2044.8 mg/m³ was obtained using emission treatment by burning and chemicals at kiln temperature of 50 ^OC. The maximum CO of 1859.3 mg/m³ was obtained without emission treatment at kiln temperature of 350 ^OC. Moreover, the minimum CO of 156.9 mg/m³ was obtained using emission treatment by burning and chemicals at kiln temperature of 50 ^OC. The highest charcoal production-cost of 9.84 L.E./kg of was obtained by using “burning + chemical" emissions-treatment at kiln temperature of 450 ^oC and moisture content of 13.08 %. Meanwhile, the minimum production cost of 3.21 L.E./kg was obtained by using burning emissions-treatment of kiln temperature of 300 ^oC and moisture content of 6.8%.