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Boiling Point 41: Household energy: the urban dimension - Autumn 1998

Boiling Point

Issue 41 (1998) Household energy: the urban dimension

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• Urban energy - a rapidly expanding issue Theme editorial: Urban energy; a rapidly expanding issue by Grant Ballard-Tremeer
• A place to feel at home - A social perspective on the family hearth in Africa A place to feel at home: A social perspective on the family hearth in Africa by Dr Attie van Niekerk
• Urban Energy - practical and theoretical issues Urban Energy; practical and theoretical issues by Smail Khennas
• Development of stoves for cooking and heating in China Development of stoves for cooking and heating in China by Ms. An Hongping
• The household energy market in urban Mali The household energy market in urban Mali by Dr Andreas Massing
• What ever happened to kerosene as a cooking fuel - some experiences from Haiti What ever happened to kerosene as a cooking fuel?... some experiences from Haiti by Pete Young
• Energy issues in the small-scale industry sector in Dakar Energy issues in the small-scale industry sector in Dakar by Dr Youba Sokona
• Urban consumption of biomass energy in Morocco Urban consumption of biomass energy in Morocco by Marc Wauthelet
• Energy options for urban households in India Energy options for urban households in India by Chandrakant Turare
• Biobriquettes - a competitive fuel for cooking Biobriquettes - a competitive fuel for cooking by Ramesh Man Singh
• Household energy isnt all stoves Household energy isn't all stoves! by Dr Joy S Clancy
• Mirte stoves in Ethiopia Mirte stoves in Ethiopia by Emma Judge, Mike Bess and Alastair Gill
• An improved cooking stove for farming families An improved cooking stove for farming families by Er L C Verma

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