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Boiling Point 42: Household energy and the environment - Spring 1999

Boiling Point

Issue 42 (1999) Household energy and the environment

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• Improving the environment can lead to benefits for household energy Theme editorial by Alison Doig
• Environmental implications of the energy ladder in rural India by Preeti Malhotra
• Household energy and environmental rehabilitation - opportunities and challenges by Muiruri J Kimani
• Deforestation and forest degradation by commercial harvesting for firewood and charcoal in the Pacific region of Nicaragua by Rogério Carneiro de Miranda and Serafim Filomeno Alves-Milho
• Effect of expanding sugar-cane farming on community woodfuel collecting areas Case study in Masindi, Uganda. by Wim Klunne and Charles Mugisha
• Workshop report on urban waste and energy in developing countries, February 24, 1998 by Simon Dunnett
• Is urban forestry a solution to the energy crisis of Sahelian cities by Cornelia Sepp
• Micro solar lanterns for rural communities in Kenya by Kieron Crawley
• The bicycle wheel water powered battery charger by Elsen Karstad
• Community participation in the development of an improved stove in a cold region of North India by Rakesh Prasad
• Commercialization of the Sewa Stove in Mali by Brian Dotson and Dr Eric Hyman

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