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  1. Methods for particulate matter emissions reduction in wood burning cookstoves

    About 3 billion people cook by burning biomass. Most use inefficient cooking technologies that lead to high levels of domestic air pollution. This results in tremendous damages to human and environmental health. For example, in 2012 the World Health Organization estimated that 4.3 million people …

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  2. Associations between air pollution emitted from cookstoves and central hemodynamics, arterial stiffness, and blood lipids in laboratory and field settings

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  3. Development Of A Unified Approach (An Index) To Study The Particulate, Carbon Monoxide Emissions And The Combustion Efficiency Using Field And Laboratory Investigations

    … to study the dose exposure relationships of the cookstoves. One major drawback in these studies was that they didn’t use the surface area of the particles emitted from the cookstoves. As it has been established in the previous studies, the ultrafine particles have more surface area and …

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  4. The impact of intercultural differences in change agentry interventions in technology transfer

    … case of change agentry-the distribution of cookstoves to a rural community in Peru-in an attempt to answer the following question: How do intercultural differences help shape the results of change agentry interventions in technology transfer attempts?</p> <p>The focus of this study was the …

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  5. Development and use of an integrated systems model to design technology strategies for energy services in rural developing communities

    … programs to provide technologies such as biomass cookstoves or subsidize fuels such as LPG or electricity has often been limited. This is because an energy carrier or conversion technology is only a small component of a much larger energy system that includes a complex set of needs, constraints, …

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  6. After the Paris Agreement: How India Can Use Climate Financing to Implement a Sustainable Clean Cookstove Program

    … to explore the issues associated with biomass cookstoves in terms of both health and climate, and seeks to understand how a new national clean cookstove program could be funded in India. This includes potential partnerships with United States agencies, nonprofit organizations, and other …

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  7. Small-Scale Batch-Fed Biomass Gasification and Combustion

    Small-scale solid biomass-fuelled cookstoves are highly important to satisfy the energy demand of nearly half the world’s population. With this as a main application, biomass provides the majority of renewable energy worldwide. However, traditional cookstoves, which emit vast amounts of emissions …

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  8. Multi-Scale Studies to Develop a Holistic Understanding of Solid Fuel Combustion at Residential Scale

    … coal, and dung cakes, are burned in inefficient cookstoves. They generate products of incomplete combustion (PIC), such as CO, particulate matter (PM), and CH4, causing household air pollution (HAP) whose adverse impacts on both health and the environment have been well established.</p><p>HAP …

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  9. The Makaa Project : co-design, performance testing, and techno-economics to improve a Ugandan charcoal cookstove

    … ranging from three stone fires to improved cookstoves. Appropriate Energy Saving Technologies (AEST) is a social business enterprise that manufactures and distributes the Makaa charcoal cookstove and a long-time partner of MIT's D-Lab. This work is a collaboration with AEST to improve the …

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  10. Sensor-Based Methods for Characterizing Technology Impact in Low-Resource Settings

    … system is used to evaluate wheelchairs, improved cookstoves, and evaporative coolers. The wheelchair case study in Indonesia compares the performance of different wheelchairs ranging in cost from $100 to $300 and finds little variation between improved wheelchairs in frequency of use and distance …

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  11. An Evaluation of Household Energy Systems in the Himalayan Region

    Biomass cookstoves are prevalent in rural areas in developing countries around the world. The smoke from biomass burning results in high levels of household air pollution, which cause respiratory and pulmonary diseases. While many improved stoves have been developed to increase cooking efficiency …

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  12. Analysis of households? modern energy deprivations beyond connections and access in the Northwest zone of Nigeria

    … to stimulate large-scale uptake of improved cookstoves? Consequently, chapter 2 evaluates the causal impact of access to electricity on the profits of households' non-farm enterprises as a latent poverty reduction pathway. Applying the generalized propensity score and inverse probability …

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  13. Characterization of carbonaceous aerosols from biofuel combustion: emissions and climate relevant properties

    … from different combustion activities. Improved cookstoves reduce emissions by eliminating formation of OC with high SSA, which occurs at low combustion efficiency. In the laboratory a large part of emission is missing for particles with greater SSA which generally produces under low combustion …

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  14. Modular Plancha Cookstove Design for Capacity Building in Santa Catarina, Guatemala

    … pollution from cooking on inefficient firewood cookstoves and open fires leads to 3.2 million premature deaths every year (World Health Organization, 2022). In Santa Catarina Palopó, Guatemala, women spend much of their time cooking and primarily use wood fuel, which disproportionately exposes …

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  15. From the lab to the land : social impact technology dissemination in rural southern India

    … - like affordable solar lanterns, improved cookstoves, and bicycle-powered machines - is not enough. They must move from the lab to the land, into the hands of the people they are intended to benefit. Innovations in scalable, sustainable models for social impact technology dissemination are …

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  16. The roles of education for sustainable development and Namibian youth in the advancement of sustainable household cooking energy

    Improved and efficient cooking is a popular solution in the international development community for its presence in multiple Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, in the last forty years of cookstove research and dissemination programs, adoption and sustained use have failed to meet …

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  17. Measurements that fill gaps in emission inventories: gas flares, household biomass stoves, and brick kilns

    The purpose of this body of work is to fill gaps in emission inventories that in turn serve as inputs to global climate models. Emissions of aerosols are a focus because they can vary by orders of magnitude even for the same fuel, making field emissions measurements necessary. Three sources were …

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