Replacing Wood - and Charcoal - Burning Stoves in Sub - Saharan Africa Could Avert Many Deaths
The cost of replacing traditional wood- and charcoal-burning stoves in Africa could reach 463,000, according to a new study published by Sweden's Swedish Institute of Technology (KTH), which aims to save the lives of millions of people.
Source: azocleantech.comPublished on 2023-01-13
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