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CleanAirSIG: Useful Publications

CleanAirSIG

Established in April 2007, CleanAirSIG connects all those engaged in Clean Indoor Air and household energy in developing countries. CleanAirSIG is made possible with the kind support of the Shell Foundation

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[top] [end]Stove and IAP monitoring

• Smith K, Critical Review of the Health Effects of Woodsmoke. Air Health Effects Division, Health Canada , 2005 – Keywords: Energy, Rural, Education/Training, Impact Assessment
• Indoor Air Pollution Group, School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, Monitoring and Evaluation of Improved Cookstove Programs for Indoor Air Quality and Stove Performance, 2006 – Keywords: Cookstoves; Methodology; Sampling; Equipment; Protocols; Training
• Rob Bailis,Victor Berrueta,Chaya Chengappa,Karabi Dutta,Rufus Edwards,Omar Masera,Dean Still, Kirk R. Smith, Performance testing for monitoring improved biomass stove interventions: experiences of the Household Energy and Health Project in Energy for Sustainable Development, 2007] – Keywords: Monitoring; Evaluation; India; Mexico; Kitchen performance; Improved stoves; Fuel consumption; Laboratory-tested; Field-tested

• [ http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/hed/documents/Cowlin_abstract2005.pdf Shannon C Cowlin Impact of Improved Stoves on Indoor Air Quality in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Results of Pilot Study and Recommendations for Full-Scale Investigation, 2005]-Keywords: Monitoring; PM; CO; respiratory disease; confounders

• R. D. Edwards, Y. Liu, G. He, Z. Yin, J. Sinton, J. Peabody,K. R. Smith, Household CO and PM measured as part of a review of China’s National Improved Stove Program 2007 –Keywords Indoor air pollution; Particulate matter; Carbon monoxide; Seasonal change in fuel use; mixed fuels.

[top] [end]Monitoring guidelines

• WHO Publication, Air quality guidelines - global update 2005 – Keywords: Particulate matter, Ozone, Nitrogen dioxide and Sulfur dioxide,guidelines, WHO

[top] [end]HHE and Health

• WHO, Addressing the links between indoor air pollution, household energy and human health 2000 – Keywords: Indoor Air Pollution, Health Effects, Global Burden of Diseases, Fuels
• Manish A. Desai, Sumi Mehta,Kirk R. Smith , Indoor smoke from solid fuels: Assessing the burden of disease at national and local levels (Handbook for conducting assessments at the local level) 2004 – Keywords: ALRI.COPD,WHO, Biomass fuels, Burden of diseases, Respiratory diseases, Impact of solid fuel use, Particulate matter, Women, Children
• Who Publication byEva Rehfuess (WHO), Fuel for life: household energy and health, 2006 Fuel for life, Household energy and health, Chronic respiratory disease, Millennium Development Goals, Empower women, Child health, Environmental benefits, Impacts of household energy projects.
• Junfeng (Jim) Zhang and Kirk R. Smith, Household Air Pollution from Coal and Biomass Fuels in China: Measurements, Health Impacts, and Interventions. Review in Environmental Health Perspectives • VOLUME 115 | NUMBER 6 | June 2007 – Keywords: Burden of disease, Cancer, Household fuels, Improved stoves, Indoor air pollution, Poisonous coals, Respiratory disease.

• WHO Publication Indoor air pollution: national burden of disease estimates 2007.-Keywords- Solid fuels, indoorair pollution, DALY, diseases

• Mukesh Dherani, Daniel Pope, Maya Mascarenhas, Kirk R Smith, Martin Weberc & Nigel Bruce Indoor air pollution from unprocessed solid fuel use and pneumonia risk in children aged under five years: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 2008;86:390–398.-Keywords: Odds ratio; confounding; age; sensitivity analysis;

[top] [end]Impact analysis

• Guy Hutton, Eva Rehfuess, Guidelines for conducting cost–benefit analysis of household energy and health interventions, 2006 – Keywords: Indoor air pollution, Respiratory diseases, Cost benefit analysis, Estimating costs and impacts, Sensitivity analysis.

[top] [end]Fuels

• Kirk R. Smith, Jamesine Rogers, and Shannon C. Cowlin, Household Fuels and Ill-Health in Developing Countries: What improvements can be brought by LP Gas? 2005 Substitution; Climate; Health; Energy ladder; Disease; Risk factors; Pollutants; Efficiency; MDGs;LPG; Women; GHG

[top] [end]Overviews

• Kirk Smith, Biofuels, Air Pollution, and Health: A Global Review. Plenum Publishing 1987 - Keywords: Indoor pollution, Health Effects, Respiratory diseases, Particulate Matter, Carbon Monoxide, Sulphur Dioxide, Formaldehyde

• Smith, K.R ,Wood; the fuel that warms you thrice; in Human Health and Forests; A Global Overview of Issues, Practice and Policy. Earthscan ISBN: 978-1-84407-532-4- Keywords: Technologies; smoke chemistry; tuberculosis; eye disease; COPD; ALRI; cancer; adverse pregnancy outcomes; cardiovascular disease; asthma; fumigation; cost-effectiveness

[top] [end]IAP policy documents

• Y. von Schirnding, N. Bruce, K. Smith, G. Ballard-Tremeer, M. Ezzati, K. Lvovsky, Addressing the impact of household energy and indoor air pollution on the health of the poor: implications for policy action and intervention measures WHO/HDE/HID/02.9Original: English Distr.: Limited World Health, 2002 - Keywords: Health effects, Indoor air pollution, Policy and intervention measures, Emissions, Fuels
• Smith, K.R, WHO Air Quality Guidelines: Moving Indoors in Air Qual Atmos Health (2008) 1:17–18, 2008 - Keywords: Concentrations; Interim targets; Epidemiological studies
• [ http://ehs.sph.berkeley.edu/krsmith/publications/2006%20pubs/CSD%20Panel1.pdf Smith, K.R.,Rural Air Pollution: A Major But Often Ignored Development Concern; testimony at the Commission on Sustainable Development Session on Integrated Approaches to Addressing Air Pollution, United Nations, May 2006.] –Keywords: Household; Ambient; ozone; secondary; burden of disease; small enterprises; power plants; integrated assessment; control strategies; climate; health; ecosystems;

[top] [end]Websites

• Kirk Smith's Website
• Partnership for Clean Indoor Air
• World Health Organisation
• CleanAirSIG, of course

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