Most retrofit products for stoves are in the $300 to $600 range, and connected stoves are upwards of $1,500.
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Other methods of cleaner cooking are cheaper, such as advanced biomass cook stoves, liquid petroleum gas stoves or biogas systems.
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Stoves: The Energy Department is giving the public more time to comment on its proposed energy conservation standards for household stoves.
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However, electric stoves are much easier to forget about since there's no actual fire involved so it's more practical for electric stoves anyway.
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While Wallflower only works with electric stoves right now, the team is working on creating a device that will retrofit gas stoves, as well.
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"They've got propane and wood stoves for heat," he said.
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Mr Bensch and Mr Peters have tried auctioning jambaar stoves.
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Some at times hand out stoves for little or nothing.
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Induction cooktops, running on electricity, are superior to gas stoves.
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But don't use stoves or warming pads, the CDC warns.
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"We're looking to empower women to not only be able to afford the stoves, but afford to keep the stoves running," said Nithya Ramanathan, a senior researcher for Project Surya, which led the initiative.
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As Brad Plumer has explained for Vox, there's been a lot of discussion about cleaner stoves in India, but for now burning wood or coal in traditional stoves is considerably cheaper than the alternatives.
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The stoves are so exclusive that the French factory where they are made only makes 50 stoves per year for its American customers, according to Elisa Waysenson, the vice president of Lacanche's East Coast operations.
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The Alliance's goal now, he said, is to get people the best stoves possible and encourage families to use improved stoves as a substitute for old-fashioned cooking fires instead of a supplement to them.
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You'll keep them away from hot ovens, stoves and sharp tools.
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Yet jambaar stoves are seldom on sale at the weekly markets.
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So switching fuels rather than stoves seems the more hopeful approach.
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For now, induction cooktops are generally more expensive than gas stoves.
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Officials blame poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves.
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Families cook on homemade stoves built out of old washing machines.
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In fact, pollution from wood-burning seems to be falling gently, despite the rush to install stoves—perhaps because new stoves are cleaner than old ones, and much cleaner than simply burning logs in a fireplace.
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When burned in open fires and traditional stoves, wood, charcoal and other solid fuels emit harmful smoke that claims millions of lives each year, according to the Clean Cooking Working Capital Fund, which supports less polluting stoves.
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They spent their teen years toiling behind the stoves of neighborhood restaurants.
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"I always worry about people and how they use stoves," she said.
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He has conducted high-profile campaigns against plastics and wood-burning stoves.
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Inside, people cook on portable stoves and eat and talk by candlelight.
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About 175,000 new wood-burning stoves are sold in Britain each year.
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"Before we had these (stoves) we could barely get by," she said.
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We've noted which of our picks work with both kinds of stoves.
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He was a salesman in the appliances department — selling stoves and refrigerators.
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There's a stainless steel sink, and two propane stoves with glass lids.
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He didn't turn on the stoves until 11:30 in the morning.
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In his own research in northern India, Smith found that families continued to use their traditional stoves even with a cleaner model in the house — a process known as "stacking" that undermines the health benefits of new, cleaner stoves.
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Patrick, the Alliance communications official, said making sure stoves are actually being "adopted" into everyday use is hard and expensive, but that he hoped the Alliance would have numbers on how many stoves are regularly being used by 2020.
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Once new burners are installed in stoves and boilers, consumers may barely notice.
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Stoves powered by bio-gas from pig manure reduce the demand for wood.
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Or perhaps it is too difficult to carry stoves from town to village.
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He loved to talk about restaurant equipment: industrial-grade stoves, high-end coolers.
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And clean stoves would save 3.5 million lives a year in the process.
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Each space provided to restaurants is fitted with grease filters, refrigerators and stoves.
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After three years sweating over the stoves in London, he was worn out.
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Ms. Waters has never marketed frying pans or signed her name to stoves.
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But people feel emotional about gas stoves, and the gas industry knows it.
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Everywhere the company expands, word-of-mouth swiftly exhausts the supply of stoves.
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Things we neglect every day, stoves, refrigerators — it's of great value to them.
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The rear parlor has one of two Rais wood-burning stoves from Denmark.
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Nuoc mau was developed by resourceful Vietnamese cooks with simple stoves, she said.
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Vista products sold by REI included CamelBak water bottles and Camp Chef stoves.
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"Do they have stoves on Mars?" she asks my brother David, the engineer.
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The stoves also have not delivered much in the way of climate benefits.
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Some rooms boast groovy features like sleep lofts, gas stoves or sunken seating.
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Humanitarian organisations are buying the cook stoves from us to distribute to the refugees.
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They blister many kinds of gleaming, leaf-wrapped tamales over charcoal in makeshift stoves.
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SilverFire vendor specializing in off-grid stoves, "biomass grills" and solar cookers at PrepperCon.
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We didn't have any stoves and worked in a multifunctional space with some tables.
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The all-in-one personal stove is also more fuel efficient than conventional stoves.
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We're told Ronda's group brought fresh fruit, veggies, bread, tents and wood-burning stoves.
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The uncontrolled particulate pollution from these kerosene lamps and wood stoves is absolutely lethal.
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Or stoves that use liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which burns more cleanly than wood.
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Mr. Rahmati works the stoves alone, which for the time being limits his ambitions.
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Mr. Reynolds began testing stoves made in Italy, India, the United States and China.
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Therapy is formulated to use on refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, sinks, outdoor grills, and microwaves.
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A year later, a report in Nature magazine found the stoves weren't being used.
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Sometimes the cooks must resort to saucepans on the stoves to keep up with demand.
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Soldiers live in log-covered dugouts smelling of socks and earth, warmed by wood stoves.
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Stay in yurts that come with hand-carved wooden beds warmed by wood-burning stoves.
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And aid groups have given out gas stoves so hot meals can continue without firewood.
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The cabins have sprinklers mainly because of those wood stoves, but no other running water.
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Kitchens will be equipped with Gaggenau stoves and refrigerators, as well as Marvel wine refrigerators.
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They've introduced nonnative species such as Bosch dishwashers, Wolf stoves and French oak wood floors.
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The comments ranged from ruthless to trivial -- one person commented commercial kitchens have bigger stoves.
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To those Rousey brought fresh fruits and vegetables, word-burning stoves, and tents this week.
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Wood stoves are now a common sight across Venezuela because of the shortage of gas.
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Clinton's showcase projects, like clean stoves for the developing world, had a strong gender component.
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Its partner, the Bahamas Red Cross, will also distribute supplies including portable stoves and towels.
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Stoves actually use very little energy, but until people are convinced there are superior alternatives to gas stoves, we will not be able to get rid of gas lines to buildings — and start saving large amounts of money by shutting down the gas distribution system.
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By now the share is probably higher, since about 175,000 new stoves are sold each year.
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Earlier this year ministers also suggested that new stoves should face much stricter limits on emissions.
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Coal-fed braziers and stoves flicker by the side of the road, black smoke pouring out.
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Those who must burn wood and dung are prodded to do so in more efficient stoves.
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They should not: the alternative to electricity is often filthy, dangerous charcoal stoves and kerosene lamps.
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Residents bathe in the open, close to women filleting fish and girls cooking on mud stoves.
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Some are converting it to biochar – briquettes that can be burned in stoves to cook food.
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Why do you still have gas stoves, and why does everyone have baths without rinsing after?
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Most injuries come from countries where open fire cooking and unsafe kerosene cook-stoves are prevalent.
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That cat that avoids even cold stoves after an unexpected singe has nothing on wine drinkers.
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Magnetism is rampant today — you find it in induction stoves, in handbags, in every tablet cover.
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Appliances like stoves and bathroom sinks are considerably smaller than what many homeowners are used to.
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And he boiled rations over stoves made of old tuna cans filled with dirt and gasoline.
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Is there a way to translate the heat levels on gas-burning stoves (low, medium, high)?
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Costco also sells a variety of name-brand appliances, including refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers.
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To accomplish these ends, the Alliance and others are more openly supporting stoves that use propane.
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Residents told investigators that some residents used their stoves for warmth because the building lacked heat.
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Chile runs a program allowing people to trade in their old wood stoves for cleaner models.
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INTERIOR-DESIGN magazines and television programmes have in recent years fuelled a fashion for wood-burning stoves.
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In theory, residents who use non-compliant stoves or burn the wrong fuel face a £1,000 fine.
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If people use wood stoves, they added, be sure to also have that annually serviced and cleaned.
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One urban stove vendor, Malick Niang, says he would not try to sell the stoves in villages.
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Smith, the Berkeley professor, said the team should also attach wireless sensors to the conventional, polluting stoves.
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In Africa, for example, replacing wood stoves with renewables could be done within 10 years, he said.
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It allows truckers to stop by throughout the night to drink his tea, brewed on wooden stoves.
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Many now have portable wood stoves, built and donated by various people who have visited the camps.
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Compulsive checkers repeatedly check power points, stoves, and locks in an attempt to prevent harm or death.
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Most survive on charity, eating rice and bread cooked on mud stoves fired with wood or garbage.
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Inyenyeri is betting that it can give away stoves and make money by charging people for fuel.
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Naga women in northeastern India sell coal and locally made coal stoves on a cold winter day.
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People are running generators to power devices and using camping stoves and even bonfires to prepare food.
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This translates to larger, more spacious tents, comfortable camping chairs, fully-featured stoves, and more elaborate coffeemakers.
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The team then began installing appliances like stoves and refrigerators that had been donated by local partners.
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Each truck carried about 12 pallets of supplies, including cots, tarps, stoves and empty plastic water jugs.
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They both need clean, sustainable stoves, power generators and water purifiers that work easily off the grid.
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Campers in the United States benefit from Biolite's efficient, lightweight stoves, biofuel pellets and solar charging stations.
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But some are so small they only have two-burner stoves, limited counter space, and no cabinets.
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In fact, we've taken a look at the crop of stoves currently available and came away impressed.
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He sells about 20 stoves a week at 1,200 Kenyan shillings ($12) each, earning him $40 profit.
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He called the Alliance's enduring and expensive belief in biomass stoves of a piece with that history.
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Governments and aid groups have also struggled to convince people to switch to cleaner stoves at times.
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Another way to use our resources more efficiently is to electrify everything: oil heaters, diesel trucks, gas stoves.
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Two years ago, Richard, alongside 420 others in Lamwo district, began making clean and efficient artisanal cook stoves.
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Many have already ditched dangerous, polluting and inefficient kerosene lamps: a beneficial side effect of Richard's cook stoves.
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The deadly gas can come from any number of common household devices including stoves, gas ranges, and generators.
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The firm, a maker of heat pumps, stoves and elements, also said it was cautiously positive about 2019.
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People sneaking stoves onto trains to prepare meals on long journeys is a common problem, the minister said.
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In most apartments, stoves do not sit against walls, but are tucked into the islands in the kitchens.
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"For the attempt we have custom designed five motorized wood-burning stoves on wheels," Marinacci told The Local.
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We took all our stoves, our condiments, knives, cutting boards, and we got quite a pumping kitchen going.
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Some stovetop espresso makers only work on gas stoves, while others can handle either gas or electric stovetops.
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Families holed up in basements and dank tunnels to escape the bombs, with small stoves and warm clothes.
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Then came the epiphany: Inyenyeri could supply the stoves for free while collecting revenue from subscriptions for pellets.
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Company representatives go home with new customers to help them cook their first meal using their new stoves.
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Water may have damaged wiring and pipes from stoves, ovens, air-conditioners and other appliances and electronic devices.
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There are plenty of reliable backpacking stoves to choose from, many of which are lightweight, compact, and fast.
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That means wood-fired stoves, interludes of cough-inducing smoke and vehement arguments about who is to blame.
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"Maybe there will be that magic stove eventually," Smith said of the long push behind improved biomass stoves.
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Those sets had hundreds of parts and were often sold in wooden cases the size of kitchen stoves.
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Aluminum foil rustles, stoves click, fish scales creak, and salt is softly sprinkled (eat your heart out, Salt bae!).
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It's not ideal for furnaces or stoves, but if you're on a budget, it can keep the basics on.
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If you have one of MSR's ubiquitous stoves, now is a good time to stock up on fuel canisters.
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Using stoves or open fires for long periods of time without proper ventilation can cause sickness or even death.
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Although the new stoves, made by the refugees, were initially designed for the refugees, villagers have also embraced them.
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The voting public approved 85033 Navajo Elders funding to install nine brand new wood stoves to heat their homes.
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To me the most attractive objects — the ones I most coveted — were elaborate heating stoves made from ceramic tile.
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Some joked that the design was reminiscent of unglamorous objects, from stoves and spiders to bowling balls and ... Pikachu.
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After Mr. Xi told northern Chinese provinces to cut smog, cadres junked home heaters and stoves, leaving residents shivering.
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The perceived advantage of gas stoves is pinpoint control of heat, but induction cooktops are more precise, and faster.
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A new subsidy had provided women with gas stoves, freeing them from the grinding task of scavenging for firewood.
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Meals are simple affairs of leaves, grains, pulses, and bread, cooked in solar ovens and wood-fired rocket stoves.
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But wood-burning fireplaces and stoves are losing their luster as science has caught up to their toxic consequences.
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We had accidentally stored our food along with the cans of kerosene that we used to fire our stoves.
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Some did not have reliable stoves and refrigerators, or they lacked pots and pans and other basic kitchen tools.
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Ash tends to disappear from household waste altogether as electricity and gas replace coal- and wood-fired boilers and stoves.
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Snow Peak carries jet-fuel-powered stoves, folding barbecue grills and easy-packing cookware, but the smaller trinkets are irresistible.
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Weapon caches are abandoned, pots of uneaten food still sit on stoves and medical clinics have been pilfered for supplies.
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Since 2016 the Indian government has made LPG available to 34m households, giving them gas stoves and one cylinder free.
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The report said more efficient stoves that use wood and other biomass received the greatest amount of finance in 22016.
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Over the past two years, about 4,500 of these stoves have been sold in Nigeria alone, according to Solar Sister.
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Others heat bottled water in pots on their stoves, dumping it over their heads or using it for sponge baths.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed Friday new test procedures for conventional electric cooking stoves.
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In addition to being completely unnecessary, hot-knifing is pretty difficult these days with the influx of gas range stoves.
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The Cook N Home 12-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set is compatible with electric, gas, glass, ceramic, and induction stoves.
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In the early days, some clean stoves were criticised for not being suited to local cultures and traditions, curbing uptake.
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Great Walks Huts are the most heavily visited and expensive of the bunch, with gas stoves and resident hut wardens.
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For decades, Sears has built a loyal customer base attracted to its Kenmore brands of stoves, microwaves and air-conditioners.
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Using stoves still connected to the gas supply, some residents cooked the meat, while others tried salting and drying it.
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Subzero refrigerators — the status brand from the last development cycle — still make an appearance, as do Viking and Wolf stoves.
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A growing number of people are burning anything from coal to old car tires in their stoves to keep warm.
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It even has an integrated simmer control and a solid level of wind resistance, which aren't common in similar stoves.
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Portable stoves, blankets and yes, a car seat organizer will help the time on the road pass much more harmoniously.
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"Demand for cook stoves in rural households is fast increasing as deforestation leaves little firewood available for cooking," said Njau.
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It's also important to keep indoor air clean by not burning candles, using the fireplace or gas stoves, or smoking.
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Some residents said they feared that an overreaching government, locally and in Washington, was out to take away their stoves.
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The Obama administration committed more than $22017 million over five years to test stoves and spur innovation on cleaner designs.
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Sources of carbon monoxide, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, include: • Unvented kerosene and gas space heaters • Leaking chimneys and furnaces • Back-drafting from furnaces • Gas water heaters, wood stoves and fireplaces • Gas stoves • Generators and other gasoline powered equipment • Automobile exhaust from attached garages • Tobacco smoke How does carbon monoxide poisoning happen?
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Anyway, the Swiss figured out a great way to boil water faster, and I want one of these sweet stoves now.
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Generators, camp stoves and charcoal grills should always be used outside and kept at least 20 feet away from windows, Ready.
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Weapon caches had been abandoned, pots of uneaten food still sat on stoves and medical clinics had been pilfered for supplies.
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While most enameling is applied to copper, for industrial purposes, it's steel that's used for things such as stoves and countertops.
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Snowpeak's weighs less than half a pound, and the tripod design makes it more stable than other ultra-light backpacking stoves.
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Farmers in drought-hit areas have also been given help to build energy efficient stoves and toilets that use less water.
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There is a regulatory limit to the number of pellet stoves, LED lighting systems, and other clean projects Chilkowich can undertake.
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This sturdy, reasonably priced cookware set is compatible with gas, electric, and ceramic stoves and safe for oven and broiler use.
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Many homes had started the decade without electricity, but soon they had refrigerators and electric stoves, revolutionizing food preparation and storage.
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The business model would get more attractive as the cost of charcoal climbed, and as innovation inevitably made stoves more efficient.
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Very few backpacking stoves are as good in cold and windy conditions, and most use more fuel when preparing a meal.
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Residents told investigators and reporters that some had been using their apartment&aposs stoves for warmth because the building lacked heat.
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And this is done in countries that already have large populations exposed to fine particulates from dung-fueled indoor cook stoves.
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Because the households stopped using the stoves after a while — they required too many repairs, and the chimneys needed constant sweeping.
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Other sectors pledged everything from replacing gas stoves with electric induction in housing, to a possible per-kilometre charge on driving cars.
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CO is produced by the incomplete combustion/ventilation of gas stoves, heating boilers, furnaces, propane barbecues, gas-powered water heaters & clothes dryers.
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The stoves are so sturdy that some families pass them down through generations if they are well cared for, according to Waysenson.
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The biggest problems tend to be in countries that still rely on stoves for cooking and lack reliable electric power, Soares said.
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The systems in place at the Ardehuizen include heat pumps, electric boilers, solar thermal and photovoltaic panels, wood stoves and grid connections.
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Thick-bottomed cast-iron pans evolved for use in charcoal embers and on wood stoves, when maximizing limited heat was the priority.
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One final tidbit: The IEA estimates that providing universal access to cleaner stoves would cost the world around $55 billion by 2040.
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They would have radios and all the gear they could carry — kerosene stoves, lamps and cameras — on the sleds they would tow.
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"In a short time, the streets were a mass of garbage, bedframes, discarded refrigerators and stoves, mattresses and carseats," The Times reported.
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He has printed shims to secure his windows, a sub-irrigation system for his planters, mini-stoves and toys for his daughters.
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The government has yet to allow the United Nations refugee agency to distribute gas stoves that would decrease the demand for firewood.
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Inyenyeri now needs to persuade investors to deliver the cash to buy hundreds of thousands of stoves and erect new pellet plants.
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At Lapa Rios in Costa Rica, pigs are fed restaurant scraps and produce the biogas that fuels some of the cooking stoves.
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Eureka Ignite for $1883 ($25 off): This compact camp stove is the smaller sister of one of our favorite portable camp stoves.
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Several residents reported that they had been using their stoves for warmth because the heat in the building wasn't working, he said.
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MSR's made excellent backpacking stoves for decades and one of the mainstays in its line-up is the WindBurner Personal Stove System.
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Within two years of the Alliance's launch, evidence began to emerge suggesting its plan for biomass stoves improving health outcomes wasn't working.
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And the Alliance says continuing to provide biomass stoves is worthwhile because so many people won't have access to propane anytime soon.
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Paris even considered a ban on wood-burning fireplaces, and more cities are prohibiting wood-burning fireplaces or stoves in new construction.
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He asks if I know anything about pellet stoves as he's currently doing battle with the main source of heat on the boat.
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Yet even the stoves that pass this new standard, labelled as eco-friendly, emit three times more particles per hour than a lorry.
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They also offer products that improve living standards and cut household costs, such as solar lights and clean cook stoves, and supply contraceptives.
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Gunther Bensch and Jörg Peters, both of the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research in Germany, gave jambaar stoves to Senegalese villagers in 2009.
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Even the most efficient wood stoves expose cooks to many times the level of smoke that the World Health Organisation regards as safe.
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With 953 million people dying from smoke inhalation worldwide every year, these stoves can help curb the need to cook over open fires.
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GIZ hopes to roll out the new stoves across Kadey department, home to 130,000 locals and 150,000 CAR refugees, all now using firewood.
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More importantly, smart appliances can provide greater safety with auto shut-off features for stoves, faucets, and toasters, just to name a few.
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Soon will come stoves, pots and pans; then lunches and dinners; then healthier people, fewer hospital visits, lower health-care costs and jobs.
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And the focus has been on designing more efficient stoves at the expense of providing cleaner fuels, such as gas and solar induction.
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Families use wood, dung or charcoal in cook stoves or open fires to make meals and heat their homes, creating airborne particulates indoors.
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Household air pollution resulting from poorly ventilated indoor cook stoves and fecal contamination of drinking water are the major forms of traditional pollution.
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In a poor neighborhood in Toliara one recent evening, housewives sat on stools outside their homes, keeping watch over pots on charcoal stoves.
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People on Twitter can't stop chuckling about the camera-heavy phone's resemblance to other things, like bowling balls, coconuts, stoves, spiders, and Pikachu.
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In the last week, protesters have built yurts and small houses insulated by hay bales; many of the structures have stoves with chimneys.
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A change to induction cooking would make sense even if the climate were not a concern, because gas stoves are polluting our homes.
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Today, elaborate encampments with tents, mattresses and camping stoves can be seen tucked into freeway underpasses and on corners all over the city.
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Yet in Inyenyeri's designs, the everyday concerns of poor households are aligned with environmental imperatives, because people prefer to cook with the stoves.
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Others, like the migrant workers in Thailand, break down used electronics with cooking stoves and shredders and wear no protection against the emissions.
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"Respiratory Symptoms in Children and Indoor Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide and Gas Stoves" | American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine https://t.
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Their dugouts are muddy and lined with wood that they sometimes rip down to burn in stoves when the temperature falls below freezing.
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All of the main rooms have period fireplaces with wood-burning stoves, and all of the furniture is included in the asking price.
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By 257, the alliance said it had distributed about 252 million stoves worldwide - including in Kenya - that were clean or efficient or both.
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However, the study found that the efficient stoves still produced more than the WHO-recommended levels of small particulate matter emissions. here/journal.pone.
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The protesters stacked hay bails alongside salvaged refrigerators, washing machines, and stoves to prevent lorries from getting to the warehouse, le Monde reported.
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Guests will hike between the high-altitude, solar-powered camps, which will feature dome-shaped sleeping tents with bathrooms, showers and wood stoves.
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Nicknamed Platty by locals, the mountain has a three-level utilitarian lodge with a wraparound porch and wood-burning stoves from the 2400s.
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A government review of walker-related injuries found kids were falling down stairs, flipping over, and crashing into hot stoves on these devices.
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Today, every time a family buys one of his clean cook stoves, they also receive a 75 percent off voucher for a solar lantern.
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Vincenzo Russo, the council member responsible for the environment, proposed that cheap, chemically treated pellets used in stoves and boilers might be a culprit.
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For now, at least, burning wood or coal in traditional stoves is considerably cheaper than the alternatives, even if the emissions are far higher.
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The prices of running water, electricity, automobiles, personal computers, mobile phones, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, stoves, air conditioners, dishwashers, and refrigerators have all plummeted.
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With everything from major appliances like refrigerators and stoves to bathroom items like vanities, faucets, and toilets, you'll find what you need for less.
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We see many respiratory and intestinal problems ... due to lack of hygiene and unclean air from cooking smoke because there are no stoves available.
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We do not need to fire up old stoves with coal or oil, or empty heavy pans full of lobster soup into a colander.
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Over the past decade, a growing body of scientific evidence has shown that gas stoves throw off pollutants like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide.
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During a return visit, Mr. Pena and Ms. Flores liked what they found: The apartments had in-unit washer-dryers, and also gas stoves.
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New technologies rendered entire categories obsolete; when stoves replaced the open hearth, the hasteners, spits, spit jacks and spit dogs that attended them vanished.
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They cook on makeshift stoves, survive on donations, and live in fear of kidnapping and violence if they venture too far from the camp.
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No water and no electricity, so we tapped into the city for free electricity and we hauled water up and we had wood stoves.
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Using the stoves also means fewer trees are felled in nearby Muguga forest, where villagers traditionally source firewood, which protects the environment, Kamonde said.
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Resident Khaled Kurdiyah uses a metal container that he outfitted with a fan that creates a highly controlled bonfire to replace rare gas-fired stoves.
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Providing solar street lamps and lanterns and energy-efficient cooking stoves can greatly improve the lives of refugees and contribute to their protection, Okello said.
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Petroleum-fueled stoves and grills with on and off switches are still permitted in the park, which was visited by 4.4 million people last year.
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The humanitarian agency is currently issuing winter kits to refugees arriving at its camps that include insulation materials, thermal blankets and stoves, and winter clothing.
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The made-to-order stoves can take up to four months to build and can cost thousands of dollars to ship, according to Lacanche's website.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for truck drivers, efficiency standards for cooking stoves and security training requirements for public transportation agencies.
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In Appalachia, cast iron survived when many modern cooks switched to lighter pans, which heat up quickly on gas and electric stoves, Ms. Lundy said.
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As many as 3,704 villages had not completed switching residents from coal stoves to either burning natural gas or to electricity as of Dec. 24.
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Getting rid of this indoor air pollution, and saving some 3.5 million lives each year, would basically require increasing access to cleaner stoves and fuels.
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"Activists will dump a pile of wood ashes (waste collected from pizza ovens and woodburning stoves) in front of BlackRock's entrance doors," Extinction Rebellion said.
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With other women from a savings group, Denda set up a business selling fuel-efficient stoves that the women make with sand, gravel and cement.
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Now, with their gas stoves and wood-burning ovens in LA, the guys are just excited they can do so much more with their cooking.
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So I would have deployed $150 million in venture capital on brick walls and dry wall and stoves and vents and plumbing — like, ugly stuff.
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That room — a large glass-ceilinged space with industrial fridges and stoves and a big, rectangular glass dining table — was the heart of his house.
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It was about leaks, broken boilers, tenants who were hot and tenants who were cold, and tenants whose stoves and refrigerators were on the blink.
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But Dr. Murphy said that electric stoves are also conditional on a host of factors — from burner geometry to the cleanliness of any reflective plates.
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But the stoves still produced smoke, or took too long to cook, or required that the wood be chopped into little pieces — an extra burden.
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Because San Luis has no natural gas line, residents use propane tanks or wood stoves, and Mr. Romero's utility bills are now $1,300 a month.
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The government has offered subsidies for more-efficient wood- and coal-burning stoves and it is also providing free electricity at night in some districts.
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And for residential developers, there's the question of whether the homes they build will appeal to buyers if they are not equipped with gas stoves.
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But the next morning at dawn, I scurried on board with at least 80 other people toting stools, sacks, sleeping mats, tarpaulins, buckets and stoves.
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When cooking stoves no longer provided an easy way to kill oneself, many who might thus have ended their lives did not pursue alternative methods.
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The best backpacking stoves are portable, reliable in inclement weather, and fuel-efficient enough to avoid having to pack along an assortment of gas canisters.
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Each residence comes equipped with wood-burning stoves, roomy living space and a host of amenities that help visitors escape the bustle of everyday life.
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A fire killed six people and injured 13 on Saturday in an apartment building where some residents said they were using their stoves for heat.
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The company employs women to sell products like lamps, stoves, and even TVs that run on solar power through a program called Solar Sahelis (Solar Friends).
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With the growing local population, and large influx of refugees, the impact of these stoves on Uganda's luscious forests (and people's health) was becoming non-negligible.
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Meanwhile, the Ulaanbaatar Clean Air Project is doing what it can to help, trying to replace ger residents' coal stoves with cleaner, more energy-efficient models.
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Glatt Stove – Glatt Stove distributes clean cook stoves and fuel to save the lives of those who die from lack of access to clean cooking options.
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Campaigners are seeking to create a market for cleaner, less-polluting stoves and fuels to supply millions of households worldwide that are using inefficient, dangerous methods.
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For women in the 1950s who were old enough to remember cast iron stoves, a pink cooktop and a matching floor would have been a revelation.
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It's compatible with electric, gas, and propane stoves, and it has a water-filled outer ring that catches all the fat and juice while you grill.
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The chef used eight stoves and 15 assistants to prepare over 750 dishes, each of which had to weigh at least 100 grams per Guinness rules.
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With portable stoves melting lightly-hued encaustics, De Bruyckere and her team assembled the work's dozens of parts, gently wrapping their joints with pillows and blankets.
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It used to have lots of industrial work, with people making things like steel, machinery, and stoves, but that dried up in the 1970s and 1980s.
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The women sell the stoves for 135 birr ($5) each to local families, and use the profits as a rainy day fund for the group's members.
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The field kitchens doling out buckwheat stew and the tents warmed by wooden stoves, emblems of the previous rallies, today embody the accusation of unfulfilled promises.
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Others have brought blocks, boardgames like Monopoly and tiny cars, playing while the adults scrounge firewood for the stoves and try to feed babies suffering malnutrition.
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Late last summer, to cut coal use in northern China and replace it with cleaner natural gas, officials tore out coal stoves and suspended coal deliveries.
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Natural gas-fired water heaters and cooking stoves have become more common in China as living standards have risen, replacing older coal and wood-powered devices.
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I met two siblings, Will and Yocelin Lizarraga, 36 and 32, who invited me into their homes, outfitted in period-appropriate refrigerators, stoves, art, and couches.
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Many people on Pine Ridge live in aging houses a mile or more from a highway, and some depend on wood-burning stoves to keep warm.
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Shopping Guide Fireplaces and wood stoves do more than provide heat on a cold day — they anchor a gathering place at the heart of a home.
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Owned by the Finnish TV star Jasper Paakkonen and member of parliament Antero Vartia, it offers coed steam and smoke saunas heated by 7,000-kg stoves.
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You can buy camping stoves that might be nicer than the stove in the average American apartment, though the wealth of options available may overwhelm you.
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Scores of old coal stoves have been dumped in a lot, removed by government decree in recent months in favor of cleaner-burning natural gas furnaces.
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He hoped to form a partnership with Mahindra, an Indian car and tractor maker, to encourage using renewable invasive plants instead of coal in rural stoves.
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In the Southeast, nearly 45 percent of homes use only electricity, according to the federal Energy Information Administration, so people there are accustomed to electric stoves.
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The money would have funded vouchers to help low-income households replace older wood stoves with more efficient ones, he said, resulting in significant health benefits.
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For example, the Prohibited Items Policy at Michigan's Kalamazoo College bans hotplates, camp stoves, toasters, toaster ovens, grills, George Foreman grills and breadmakers in residence halls.
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A growing number of them are setting up clean energy businesses, such as selling cookstoves that burn less firewood than traditional stoves, as an alternative livelihood.
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Residents told investigators the building didn't have heat and some residents might have been using their stoves for heat, Las Vegas Fire spokesman Timothy Szymanski said.
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Switching to cleaner fuel, upgrading stoves and using household air filters significantly reduce health issues, the study authors found, including headaches, high blood pressure and asthma.
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The hotel is the onetime fief of Gascony's most famous chef, André Daguin, who is no longer at the stoves but still lives down the street.
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The goal of distributing 22010 million stoves by 22016 was audacious, some of the initiative's developers cautioned, but the Alliance's partners were impressive and deep-pocketed.
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"Millions of lives could be saved and improved," Clinton said when the alliance's formation was announced, adding that clean stoves could be as transformative as vaccines.
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Through the autumn, government inspectors did not just order schools, businesses and homes to shut down coal-fired stoves and boilers and switch to natural gas.
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There are plenty of simple, proven technologies out there, from cleaner fuels (like propane or butane) to more efficient heating and cooking stoves with better ventilation.
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Here are some of the other goods that were targeted by the Canadian government against U.S. imports, if you like, so, chocolates, plywood, dishwashers, gas stoves, motorboats.
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But it wasn't enough to push women to go out, buy extra fuel and run their stoves longer than needed to rack up extra credits, Ramanathan said.
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"Researchers should focus on both improving stoves and testing other potential solutions before we spend lots of money and resources doing large-scale stove interventions," she said.
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A celebrity chef in India has smashed the Guinness World Record for most consecutive hours cooking, logging 53 straight hours behind the stove – or eight stoves, actually.
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Muriel, a dynamic woman in her forties, has her father and brother manning the stoves and the turbines every day to make the ice cream from scratch.
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People lit their houses with candles and whale oil, and heated them with wood or coal-burning stoves that kept homes unevenly heated and smelling of smoke.
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The devastation that ensued was caused less by the tremors than by fires started as stoves were overturned inside Japanese homes and powerful winds fanned the flames.
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In 2008, Johns Hopkins scientists urged doctors to advise parents of asthmatic children to get rid of their gas stoves or at least install powerful exhaust hoods.
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But because I didn't do the stereotypical OCD things—touching things multiple times, checking light switches and stoves—it didn't occur to me that I had OCD.
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Suicide in the United Kingdom declined after coal stoves were phased out, removing a means of suicide by carbon monoxide that had been available in many homes.
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But there are important differences: Some, like wood stoves, can function as the main heat source for a room; others, like ethanol fireplaces, are more about ambience.
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And do not use camp stoves or candles or fires inside the dome; carbon monoxide in a closed area is dangerous, and clothing can catch on fire.
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She regularly receives orders for 10,000 shillings ($203) worth of stoves a week, with the price of one stove ranging from 170 to 200 shillings (approximately $2).
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My colleagues back at the Tower of News have been hard at it, though, at stoves and laptops alike, and have some keen new recipes to share.
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Many of the deaths associated with dirty air are the result of indoor stoves — the WHO estimates that those are responsible for an additional 3.8 million deaths annually.
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There are huge quantities of logs, because wood-fired stoves and boilers provide all the heating, and quite a few solar panels, which generate most of the electricity.
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A new study published in Atmospheric Environment claims that Sao Paolo's environment is still being destroyed by emissions from the 1,800 pizzas made daily in wood-burning stoves.
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"(Wooden) stoves are of a bad quality and have high emissions," he said, adding that the government should ban the use of coal for heating to reduce pollution.
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Wallflower is a device that easily hooks into most electric stoves, between the outlet and the stove itself, to notify users if there is risk of a fire.
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Gas stoves have a lower carbon footprint than electric ones in all but those 11 states where electricity is generated from renewable energy sources and nuclear power plants.
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It is pushing people to switch to cleaner-burning heaters from polluting honeycomb charcoal stoves and replacing petrol with cleaner biofuel, said environment official Luu Thi Thanh Chi.
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Natural gas provides essential energy for furnaces, water heaters and stoves and benefits nearly 68 million residential customers and 5.4 million commercial customers like restaurants, stores and schools.
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Another initiative is to provide ethanol cooking stoves to communities that use fuels like charcoal and wood that can lead to respiratory diseases and smoke inhalation-related deaths.
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Another challenge has been "stove stacking", where families use cleaner models but continue to cook with old, smoky stoves at the same time, reducing the potential health benefits.
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Many coal stoves were removed before new furnaces were installed, leaving tens of thousands of people shivering without heat when winter's first cold snap arrived earlier than normal.
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To help, we tested almost a dozen of the best portable propane gas stoves and then narrowed the field based on cooking ability, clean up, transportability, and power.
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In the town of Santa Lucía, a National Party stronghold outside Tegucigalpa, many voters at a recent rally had received handouts, including wood-fueled stoves for baking bread.
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Shelves that ran the length of the hall were stacked with balance scales, hooks, rifles, stoves, snakes, torpedoes, piles of bricks, heaps of dried flowers, even whole trees.
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On the other hand, there are some tiny houses that can only fit mini-fridges, two-burner stoves, and pull-down tables because of the lack of space.
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They relied on improvised implements, including pitons that they fashioned from the legs of old wood stoves and tools from a hardware store that they repurposed for climbing.
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"With the income from selling solar lamps and clean stoves, I pay for fertilizers and laborers for my field, which helps me to grow more," Magdalene told CNN.
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Many centuries later, archaeologists would find the town almost perfectly preserved beneath a thick layer of ash and limestone, pots still on stoves and bread still in ovens.
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Local reports attributed the deaths to the inhalation of toxic fumes from cheap or makeshift stoves set up by migrants for warmth, though a coroner's ruling is pending.
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That effort is run by the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves project, which aimed to provide 212 million homes with clean and efficient stoves and fuels by 573.
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Richard's cook stoves are are designed to be more efficient (generate more heat) while using less wood (50 percent less) than their traditional counterparts -- a blessing for Uganda's forests.
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The Hike Inn, with its bonhomie, mountain views, wood stoves, games and delicious, communal homemade meals, is the apotheosis of coziness, and it lifted everyone's spirits to be there.
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In the pale fall sunshine last week, soldiers chopped wood for their heating stoves and grilled a shish kebab over a campfire, unconcerned by the explosions in the distance.
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The AP described Pakistan's rail system as "dilapidated, poorly maintained and mismanaged," and the Times reported that passengers had deliberately ignored the guard's command not to use gas stoves.
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Both the sensor and the knob units have rechargeable batteries, are designed to attach to most stoves, and come in a variety of colors to better match your décor.
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The rest of us are going to be stuck waiting for June to release a cheaper version to replace our stoves—maybe with a nice induction counter top, too?
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The Justice Department sued to stop the sale in July, saying it would lead to less competition and higher prices for buyers of stoves, ovens and other kitchen appliances.
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It wants to reduce the impact from any supply disruptions in the Middle East, which it relies on for supplies of the fuel, commonly used in heaters or stoves.
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T.U. stoves, it is often impossible to keep a pot of water at a low simmer — and if the water boils, the meat contracts and stiffens and is ruined.
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Detailed instructions have been issued for everything from installing monitoring stations for car emissions at heavily used junctions to "boiler remediation", including the elimination of all coal-fired stoves.
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At a cluster of picnic tables at one end of the park, several women in their 70s and 80s cooked rice on camp stoves, laughing to buoy their spirits.
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A rural businessman selling liquid soap and fertiliser decided to expand into solar lights, water filters and cooking stoves after his mentor prodded him to look for unmet needs.
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Their new two-and-three story houses, made of drywall, are drafty and appear flimsy compared to their old thatched-roof adobe cottages heated by wood-fired stoves, some said.
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Inadvertently, for instance, another of Mr Modi's projects, promoting cooking gas to replace traditional stoves that burned wood or dung, is saving thousands of lives previously shortened by indoor pollution.
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"The stoves emit less smoke than traditional ones made of clay, and last for five years instead of just a few months," she said, a smile spreading across her face.
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For example, it is now harder to finance cookstove projects by selling carbon credits based on estimated emissions reductions, where the appeal of the stoves to users was less important.
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I wandered through the lodge, pushed open a door and found three rugged, sun-tanned guys sitting on cushions in a cozy, wood-paneled room heated by wood-burning stoves.
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Other products to be displayed at the White House on Monday include Wiffle balls and bats from Connecticut, Viking Range LLC stoves from Mississippi and Moon Pies sweets from Tennessee.
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She and other residents at the subsidized apartment tower where she lives could not switch on lights, cook on electric stoves, turn on bedroom air-conditioners or use washing machines.
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The high-tech stoves that limited toxic smoke were as much as $150 each — preposterously expensive for African villagers, many of whom lived on less than 50 cents a day.
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By last month, half had sold, said Daniel Fried, an Elliman agent who represents the building, where vented stoves, sliding wood balcony doors and distant views of Manhattan are highlights.
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At Sanko Mokuzai, a company that sells wood stoves and lumber, the chief executive, Toshiyuki Iwasaki, 63, joined several workers to load water-damaged wood panels onto a flatbed truck.
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When we set off squished into his truck, I double-checked that he had alerted the owners of the balky stoves and washers that I would be arriving with him.
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We have ropes; first-aid supplies like moleskin, Neosporin and athletic tape; headlamps; hatchets; camp stoves; propane; and water filters, all neatly lined up in milk crates in our garage.
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Carbon monoxide "is found in fumes produced any time you burn fuel in cars or trucks, small engines, stoves, lanterns, grills, fireplaces, gas ranges, or furnaces," according to the CDC.
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In 2016 the government cut import duties on the stoves, many of which are made abroad, from 25 percent to 10 percent, helping small businesses that sell them, said Njoroge.
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They came of age at a time of seemingly unfettered progress in Kashmir: They replaced their cooking fires with gas stoves, piled up advanced degrees, landed cushy public service jobs.
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Journalistic accounts of millennials "killing" old-school industries have been ubiquitous for years, confirming notions of societal decline among older people for whom, say, stoves and American cheese still have value.
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Pakistan's railway minister, Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, told reporters in Multan that members of the group had used gas stoves on the train, despite having been told not to by a guard.
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After testing stoves, floors, walls, and cabinets, they determined that kitchen cabinets in homes built or remodeled in the last five years were a problem, but not those in older homes.
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But No. 2, because children can actually fall in walkers, fall down stairs in walkers, and have the ability to reach things that are developmentally inappropriate, like hot stoves, hot water.
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Using wireless data technology and cell phone networks, the group designed a system that enables women in rural India to use and repair cleaner stoves and be compensated for doing so.
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So far, efforts to introduce cleaner stoves that burn less fuel have been led mainly by aid agencies working in rural parts of Africa and Asia - and have had limited success.
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Stoves, refrigerators, washers and dryers from General Electric have been around for more than 100 years, but starting last year, the appliance division of the iconic company has been Chinese owned.
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Household air pollution is a major killer globally, and one that disproportionately affects women since they're the ones cooking and breathing in pollution from poorly-designed stoves or solid fuel emissions.
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Further complicating matters, the government's aggressive drive to stamp out coal burning for stoves and heaters overreached over winter and left many residents shivering because natural gas installations had fallen behind.
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A Janus ordnance removal specialist said the company had found makeshift explosive devices in stoves in residences, in laboratories at Mosul University and in the milling machines of a cement factory.
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Smaller stoves, such as the MSR PocketRocket Deluxe, are more compact and less bulky but don't include pots to prepare a meal, making the weight difference much closer than it seems.
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Black carbon particles come from a range of sources as well as cars and power plants -- biomass and coal stoves in households, kerosine lamps, and open burning of farmland for agriculture.
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Plus, the natural oils found in the peels add a non-greasy, sparkly shine to stoves and sinks that'll coerce your visiting parents into thinking you actually clean on the regular.
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Many of these programmes have been successful: a campaign to replace wood and dung stoves with gas cookers has prevented tens of thousands of lives from being shortened by indoor air pollution.
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And today the company announced its entire Wi-Fi connected appliance lineup, which includes dishwashers, stoves, laundry machines, fridges, and even water heaters, will now work with Google Assistant and Google Home.
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Amazon's Memorial Day Event is still going on (we don't know why but let's not question it) and it's filled with outdoor gear like tents, air mattresses, portable propane stoves, and more.
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Schemes such as one that encourages people to make and sell efficient clay stoves are useful only if there are customers with money to buy them, or food to cook on them.
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The following have been verified by GoFundMe: The Eruption Guatemala Longterm Aid fund has put together a support plan working with 3 organizations to provide water filters, eco-stoves and new housing.
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The KJ-20 model's outdoor kitchen comes with a fridge, hand pump sink, spice rack, cabinet and drawers, and two-burner stoves with vents along with the cooking counter and LED lights.
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The share of the global population using cleaner cooking fuels and technologies, such as LPG and stoves that burn less wood or charcoal, rose to 61% in 2017 from 57% in 2010.
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GANTA KANACHAMA, Ethiopia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Workinesh Denda, a stocky middle-aged woman, arranges hand-made stoves in a neat line in a small shop in Ganta Kanachama village, in southern Ethiopia.
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GROSCHE's stovetop espresso pot has a heavy-duty extended handle that's made with heat-resistant rubber-coated plastic and sits away from your heat source so it won't melt on gas stoves.
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Pros: Stainless steel design, comes in multiple sizes, easy to clean, affordable compared to high-end machines, it works on gas or electric stoves, and it has a 25-year warrantyCons: Expensive
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A veritable wonderland of all things outdoors from camping stoves to stand-up paddleboards and sleeping bags, it's our go-to for a one-stop shop before setting out into the wilds.
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He would say, "Now, I will add the onion to the hot oil — shhhh shhhh," imitating the sound of frying onions because of course we had no onions or oil or stoves.
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The stoves in the homes Ray and Liz shared with their young children, as simulated here, are so caked in grime you could catch something nasty just by touching a burner switch.
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The stoves in the homes Ray and Liz shared with their young children, as simulated here, are so caked in grime you could catch something nasty just by touching a burner switch.
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Closer to the mark were ideas like vertical gardens, with walls of hydroponic greenery planted in the city's slums to absorb some of the pollution from open-air stoves and car exhaust.
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Black carbon comes from the combustion of fossil fuels or the burning of wood, so we can be exposed to it from cars or wood-burning stoves or even a forest fire.
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"Previous efforts have taught us that if local tastes and preferences are not considered, people will simply not use the stoves, and we'll find them stacked in piles of refuse," she said.
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But some worried that the smoky standard for "clean" stoves was a regrettable compromise that flew in the face of established research about what was necessary to achieve a genuine health impact.
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As a new report on pollution from the United Nations Environment Programme notes, even countries that have tried to promote cleaner fuels and stoves have often struggled to persuade people to switch.
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For example, the World Health Organization has said that household cooking with coal or biomass-burning stoves led to 4.3 million deaths in 2012, compared with 3.7 million deaths from outdoor air pollution.
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Here, the app lets you place stoves, refrigerators, or other appliances on any blank section of floor, rotating or moving them to see how they might look alongside the rest of the decor.
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Indoor air pollution, often caused by coal- or wood-burning cooking stoves used in homes in developing nations, killed even more people, 4.3 million, of whom 531,000 were aged under five, it said.
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Living without power Puerto Ricans have been depending heavily on generators, using them to power lifesaving machines like ventilators and dialysis equipment, as well as to keep fans, air conditioners and stoves functioning.
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Mr. Baumblit and Mr. Elie were accused of putting residents' belongings outside, removing their mattresses, breaking stoves and locking the doors to prevent people from getting inside — actions also documented by The Times.
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The service line that supplies gas to the stoves in the apartments had remained shut off, and a spokesman for the landlord said he could not estimate when the gas might be restored.
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"Two stoves blew up when people were cooking breakfast, the presence of kerosene with the passengers in the moving train further spread the fire," Minister for Railways Sheikh Rashid Ahmed told Geo television.
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The regional council reportedly rejected amendments that would fund renewable sources, replace diesel buses with "more efficient and less polluting ones," and remove polluting stoves and reduce the impact of plastics, Zanoni noted.
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But today, an influx of Japanese chefs are at the stoves of some of the city's hottest new restaurants, and at standbys like Kunitoraya, in the First Arrondissement, lines reliably form for udon.
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Still, when burned in open fires and traditional stoves, wood, coal, charcoal and similar fuels emit harmful smoke that claims four million lives annually worldwide, according to the Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves.
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When Fuat Tosyali was not in school — his father insisted his children get an education — he and his younger brothers Ayhan and Fatih helped hammer scrap metal into parts for stoves and boilers.
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Emissions from power plants, automobiles, industrial manufacturing, and inefficient heating systems and stoves have become a leading cause of death and disease worldwide, even as air pollution has decreased in high-income countries.
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Videos from reporters show a crowd of people huddling around the entrance as others stand on large packages of bottled water and examined vital goods like Pedialyte, portable stoves, emergency radios, and batteries.
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I thrust my icy hands into my coat pockets and tried not to gaze too longingly at the unlit tiled oven-stoves that had once served as a home's sole source of warmth.
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Simon Kamonde, who chairs MERCFA, said demand for the stoves - which are funded by the African Development Bank in partnership with the government - was high as they save energy and have multiple uses.
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After inspectors for Con Edison discovered an improperly installed connection valve in May, 148 apartments lost the use of their stoves, and, as of Sunday, about a third of those were still without gas.
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The vats of hot oil are precarious, balanced over stoves on the pavement, or in retrofitted shopping carts filled with charcoal, held in place by wads of crushed aluminum foil tucked under the wheels.
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Originally a long farmhouse with living quarters on the top floor and stables below, it now has two large bedrooms and one bathroom, a living room with a balcony, and two wood-burning stoves.
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But with the island's trade apparatus controlled by the state, trying to sell American cement to Cuban homeowners or stoves to privately owned restaurants is impractical and of little interest to the Cuban government.
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Whatever people could salvage from the fridge became breakfast, lunch and dinner, cooked over gas or propane stoves, and a strip-mall Chinese place frying egg rolls in the sweaty dark in Hollywood, Fla.
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Making matters worse ... video recently surfaced showing TONS of unused earthquake aid -- from bottled water, diapers and formula to portable stoves and propane gas -- collecting dust in a government-owned 43,000 square foot warehouse.
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Morgan Stanley, the investment bank, added an unspecified financial contribution from the company's charitable foundation to help underwrite a study assessing the benefits of low-emission biomass-burning stoves on pneumonia rates and birthweight.
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She stressed that one of the things that would distinguish the Alliance's approach would be a concentrated and rigorous push to make sure families that obtained stoves actually used them, and used them properly.
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In an interview last summer, Radha Muthiah, then the Alliance's chief executive, said the Alliance was never against propane stoves, but should have been more direct about its openness to a fossil-fuel solution.
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Pradeep Pursnani, deputy director of the Shell Foundation, said the delay in embracing propane made sense early on — most of the target users were accustomed to cooking on stoves that burned charcoal or wood.
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The map below shows the countries (in orange or red) that have few or no policies to promote cleaner fuels or stoves: What's more, simply enacting policies to promote cleaner fuels isn't always enough.
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An article in the British Medical Journal called for a "polluter-pays" tax on new stoves, to equal the associated health costs, which it put at £889 ($1,150) per stove each year in inner London.
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Before the 19th century, fathers tended to be heavily involved with domestic activities like feeding the wood stoves, fetching and carrying water, teaching their children to read, and maintaining ties to extended family and neighbors.
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And in an hour and a quarter the amount of sunlight that threads through the clouds to the Earth's surface could power all the world's electricity, vehicles, boilers, furnaces and cooking stoves for a year.
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Stoves The Department of Energy is expected to finalize new energy efficiency standards for residential gas and electric stove tops and ovens that are designed to reduce energy costs and help with climate change. Sen.
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He left home at 13 to light up kitchen stoves and master poulet à l'Estragon (chicken stewed in white wine with tarragon and cream sauce) during his three-year apprenticeship at Grand Hôtel De L'Europe.
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The tenant group negotiated a 20 percent discount on the purchase price for their units, which did not include new wood floors, designer refrigerators and stoves and new bathroom fixtures being installed in vacant apartments.
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Residents can easily buy fresh fruits and vegetables to supplement their usual diet of alpaca, guinea pig, and potatoes, and they can cook these foods on imported gas stoves rather than the traditional open fires.
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To the right is the dining room; to the left, a kitchen laid out over two rooms, with wide-board floors, beveled cabinets, duplicate sinks and stoves and French doors opening to a stone patio.
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If you zoom down to, say, the market in cooking stoves, you will see that the largest owners of two of the three major competitors — GE, Whirlpool and Electrolux — are Vanguard, BlackRock and State Street.
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"I like how in Vietnam, you want one dish, you go to one place," said the chef An Nguyen Xuan, who works the stoves at both spots, Bep Ga by day and Bep by night.
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Some workers "dug, others had dogs, others crawled into spaces, others were specialized in identifying possible monoxide poisoning from stoves, everyone is doing their part," said Lorenzo Gagliardi of the Italian Financial Police's alpine unit.
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One stage is set on the back of two trucks that go in and out of sync, trapping you on the back of one stuck as the stoves on the other light themselves on fire.
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In December, when temperatures can plummet to -40 degrees, its levels of air pollution were five times worse than historically smoggy Beijing, largely due to the number of coal-burning stoves its poorest residents rely on.
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Though gas cylinders are not allowed on the trains, the blaze is believed to have been begun when two contraband stoves exploded as passengers made breakfast, said Minister for Railways Sheikh Rashid Ahmed, according to Reuters.
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As for those improved cookstoves, researchers who hand them out in a village almost invariably find, when they return several years later, that people have gone back to cooking over handmade mud stoves or large stones.
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Solar-powered electric cooking was likely to be one key tool to help crack the clean cooking nut, but battery packs for stoves were still costly, he said, and a range of fuels would be needed.
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The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees issued an appeal for an additional $61 million to provide tents, camps, winter items and stoves for displaced inside Iraq and new refugees needing shelter in the two neighboring countries.
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MSR not only offers refurbishment of their stoves, they also include many of the tools and spare parts in the package, meaning that you could be taking the Whisperlite International on adventures for years to come.
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"At first the community didn't want me dirtying my hands using soil to make stoves, as they thought it makes women less attractive," said Denda, who previously had to rely on her husband giving her money.
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A long hallway with stone carvings and a marble floor leads to a 42-by-25-foot library/great room with two wood-burning stoves, a carved fireplace and three alcove windows with built-in seating.
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From smartphones and gigantic TVs to air purifiers and intelligent stoves, IFA has it all — and it always pains me that I just don't have time to examine every nook and cranny of its labyrinthine halls.
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Through its robust mail-order business — some catalogs were more than 500 pages — Sears shipped groceries, rifles, corsets, cream separators, davenports, stoves and entire prefab houses to some of the most remote regions of the country.
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Many organizations require the recipient to purchase the stoves in advance, with the understanding that they will save money over the long run because they will need less expensive fuel to keep the home fires burning.
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Under the original settlement with Harley-Davidson, it would have paid $12 million in civil penalties and funded a $3 million project administered by the American Lung Association of the Northeast to upgrade wood-burning stoves.
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The set includes a covered saucepan, covered casserole, covered stockpot, covered nonstick frypan, and another frypan and each piece is oven safe up to 500 degrees and compatible with induction, electric, gas, halogen, and ceramic stoves.
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Freeman bought the town in 1985 anyway and spent the next 30 years lovingly restoring its boutique hotel and general store, building canvas-covered "eco cabins" and stocking them with wood-burning stoves and swamp coolers.
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Brooklyn | 3 bedrooms, 3 baths A four-year-old, 2,450-square-foot, attached two-level townhouse that has an open kitchen, wood stoves in both the living room and master suite, and a grassy back yard.
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Before he and his family fled to the border area, Abu Muhammad worked repairing stoves and managed to make enough to feed and clothe his wife and six children and provide the extra care Layla needs.
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At Sears, Roebuck and Company, Harrison was responsible for over 873 everyday items that he either created or re-imagined, forming new classics, including toasters, lawn mowers, power tools, pots, stoves, and the first plastic trashcan.
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Yellowish remnants found in the pottery and funnels, as well as the presence of stoves in the pits which could have been used in the brewing process, provided the first direct evidence of on site beer brewing.
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LPG, often referred to as butane or propane, is commonly used in heaters or stoves in some countries, but can also be an ingredient in plastics used to churn out everything from drinks bottles to carrier bags.
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That includes installing emissions-control technologies on cars and power plants in the developing world, as well as giving people access to clean fuels for the cooking and heating stoves (a major source of deadly indoor pollution).
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And each year nearly four million people, most of them women and girls, die from the effects of these dirty, climate-changing cooking fuels, the WHO says, in part due to inefficient stoves and poorly ventilated homes.
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Line cooks flicked off their stoves and turned on the radio, families and friends gathered in front of TVs, and the faint sounds of Mr. Armstrong's disembodied voice danced through the corridors of buildings around the world.
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The reality is that it's lots of work keeping up a heritage-like building, keeping the solar electric and water services running, fueling myriad wood and propane, stoves, heaters and fireplaces, stewarding three acres of beautiful trees.
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The residents who spoke at the start of the hearing told of sleeping in sweatpants and sweatshirts or getting up in the morning to put on a coat and huddle in front of stoves in frigid apartments.
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Other adherents of the effective altruism movement have backed BURN, a social enterprise that lets donors finance fuel-efficient stoves in Kenya, and The Clean Energy Innovation Program, a subset of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Much of the basic control has to happen through the app, which isn't good, though we're starting to see more of that on-stove control in Hestan's partnership with GE which has stoves in its Café line.
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He would drive back to Mexico with about a dozen guns hidden in refrigerators and stoves in the back of his truck, and sell the weapons in his hometown, a few hours south of the Rio Grande.
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Hissing and sparking, it burned through a platform installed inside a repurposed Ikea bookshelf, sending four colored balls into action, lighting camp stoves, swinging fly swatters and knocking over books in a frenetic burst of organized chaos.
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New designs for stoves that could burn the world's oldest fuels more cleanly came from nonprofit organizations, academics and entrepreneurs who had been exploring how improved technology could curb deforestation or address the challenges of rural poverty.
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Some groups have held out hope for clean solar-powered cookstoves, although the paper notes that these stoves don't offer nearly as precise control for cooking, and they're not wanted if they can't be used at night.
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For much of the year, skiing is the only way to get around Khom, a village of wooden cabins heated by earthen stoves, five hours' drive from the nearest major town in the northern Altay region of Xinjiang.
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As far back as 2000, in an attempt to reduce coal pollution, the government unveiled a plan to replace coal-fired boilers and cooking stoves with electric heating by subsidizing the conversion to electric appliances and electricity rates.
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Olivia Coldrey, lead finance specialist with Sustainable Energy for All, a U.N.-linked body that co-produced the report, highlighted a "continued lack of global effort" to tackle low access to less-polluting fuels and more efficient stoves.
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However, companies in Mexico and Cambodia are prefabricating biogas units and stoves, bringing down the cost, and are starting to use PAYG technology to help rural families afford them, noted an April report on the clean cooking market.
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When inspecting the home, buyers should look for telltale signs of meth production, like old cans, packages of acetone, drone cleaner or other chemicals, as well as rubber gloves, tubing, dust masks, camp stoves, and coolers, CNN reported.
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Seventy-three people have died after a moving train in Pakistan caught fire when two stoves being used by passengers to cook food exploded, a senior Pakistani railway official, who asked not to be named, told Business Insider.
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When burned in open fires and traditional stoves, wood, coal, charcoal and other solid fuels emit harmful smoke that claims 4 million lives annually, making household air pollution the fourth greatest health risk in the world, it said.
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Tara and I are both avid backcountry cooks, so we brought cookware, stoves and even a collapsible kitchen sink, along with real food, including the ingredients for a shrimp-heavy paella and garam masala-seasoned chickpeas and tomato.
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And at Getaway you can rent tiny houses in the woods outside Boston (in New Hampshire) and in New York that include two-burner kitchen stoves, showers, toilets, full-size sinks, mini-fridges, kitchen tools and wireless speakers.
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The group said that last year it had offset 35,000 tons of emissions, funding not only efficient cooking stoves in China, Mali, India and South Africa, but also restoring peatlands in the area that hosts the annual meeting.
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If you're allowed to put camping stoves, giant lobsters, axes, guns, and rainbow flame crystals in your checked luggage without a problem, you should damn well be able to pack a vibrator without being labeled a suspected terrorist.
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There is the burning of rubbish, cooking indoors with inefficient fuel stoves, millions of steel diesel electricity generators, cars which have had the catalytic converters removed and petrochemical plants, all pushing pollutants into the air over the cities.
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It rises in the morning to a little hump before noon, levels out over midday, and then rises to a higher hump in the evening, when everyone gets home from work and turns on their TVs and stoves.
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After Haddish wiped away her tears of joy, the three headed to the stoves where Haddish taught the BFFs how to make her special "joyful greens" (video above) that she had previously cooked for Taylor Swift's potluck dinner party.
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For the well-off with private generators, the cuts have meant higher fuel bills but for those who rely on the public grid, they have meant dark nights and reliance on wood-burning stoves to fight the winter cold.
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They're too desperate to live in the isolated Gobi Desert, but too poor to afford housing, so they live in gers, single-room tents heated by coal stoves that can be constructed—or deconstructed—in a couple of hours.
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It had offered the deal to buyers of its "championship package" - which is valued up to 16,100 yuan and includes gas stoves, water heaters and dish washers - from June 1 to July 3 as part of a marketing campaign.
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In a separate deal, Mr. Baumblit also pleaded guilty in Brooklyn Supreme Court to scheming to defraud tenants by evicting them illegally, putting their belongings on the street, removing their mattresses and preventing them from cooking by breaking stoves.
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In an announcement Friday, the government said coal fires and wood-burning stoves — a traditional feature in many homes across the U.K. — were the "single largest source" of PM2.5, a fine particular matter that is classed as a pollutant.
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She hopes to soon launch a tree-planting campaign in Uganda and wants to continue her project of installing institutional stoves — large ovens that reduce the amount of firewood used — and solar fields in schools to reduce carbon emissions.
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Here are the best backpacking stoves that you can buy:Best backpacking stove overall: MSR WindBurnerBest ultralight backpacking stove: MSR PocketRocket DeluxeBest budget backpacking stove: BRS 3000-T UltralightBest beginner backpacking stove: JetBoil FlashBest travel backpacking stove: MSR WhisperLite Universal
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Last year the United States government fined Harley-Davidson $15 million for selling devices that shut down its motorcycles' emissions controls — and said part of that money would go toward a project to reduce pollution from wood-fired stoves.
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"We followed the money trail and there was $20 million between China and the US." The women, who are mostly in their 20s and 30s and "don't speak one word of English," did not have access to showers, stoves, or transportation.
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Last month, as Beijing was going through one of its worst ever spells of pollution, the government issued a report ranking domestic coal burning — for household cooking, heating stoves and water boilers — as the primary source of the city's pollution.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Many refugees would like to buy low-carbon stoves and lights but poor access in camps and a lack of funding is forcing them to rely on "dirty and expensive" fuels, a report said on Tuesday.
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Portable generators, camp stoves, and charcoal camp grills can all emit enough carbon monoxide to cause severe injury and death when they're used indoors or on porches where there isn't enough ventilation, researchers warn in the American Journal of Public Health.
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The maker of gas stoves, boilers and pipelines said it expects to double the number of households it converts to run on gas this year, as Beijing ramps up its campaign to wean the nation off its favourite fuel, coal.
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Mariam Touré, a farmer who has been using the improved stoves and baskets since the beginning of the year, says they have allowed her to start her own bakery business while still reducing her wood consumption by about 25 percent.
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Barbara Buchner, executive director of climate finance at the Climate Policy Initiative, a think tank that partnered on the annual report, called for "a paradigm shift" in thinking, to focus on ensuring new fuel supplies as well as cleaner stoves.
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Although those pizza stats might be surprising to anyone who doesn't work inside the CPSC, they're nothing compared to the amount of injuries caused by barbecue grills and stoves (24,082), cooking ranges and ovens (57,082), or holiday and party decorations (23,279).
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When prices are low, the company hoards the gas inside the canyon; when they are high, it releases the gas into pipelines that snake through Los Angeles, heating homes, fueling stoves and providing power to solar-and wind-energy facilities.
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Judge Robert J. Bryan ruled on Friday that Clark County's work crews had violated the constitutional rights of at least a half-dozen homeless residents by throwing out their tents, stoves, medication, documents and photographs during sweeps from 2012 to 2014.
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The FAO and U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) have also agreed to monitor deforestation with high resolution satellite images and train local craftsmen to produce energy-saving clay stoves that would cut wood consumption by up to 25 percent, Gianvenuti said.
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She is Dominican on her mother's side and Black and Native on her father's and is raising funds to buy ten winter shelters complete with heating units and stoves to accommodate 10-12 people per shelter for Christmas this year.
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They will use the money to expand production and distribution of smart stoves that cook faster and cut down on fuel use, smoke and climate-changing emissions, in markets in Sub-Saharan Africa, India and Latin America, the alliance said.
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He had gone on this mission not just as a cosmonaut, but as an artist, self-taught from childhood, when he had painted pictures on the white stoves of his neighbours in the remote Siberian village where his parents farmed.
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Cedar Moon isn't off the power grid, but its residents have a dramatically smaller carbon footprint than the average American because they share resources, grow much of their own produce, use composting toilets and heat their homes with wood-burning stoves.
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"It's a major sticking point," said Aaron Fairchild, the chief executive of Green Canopy, which installs induction stoves, which are high-tech ranges that use magnetic waves for cooking, in the all-electric houses it builds in Seattle and Portland, Ore.
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The World Health Organization estimates that about 3 billion people — almost half the world's population — cook over open fires or with simple stoves that eat up wood, kerosene and dung while spewing toxic ash, pollution and carbon into the air.
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Though he didn't realize their use until later, Hellman explained, he learned that the stones had been kept outside to chill and then dropped into hot liquid to cool it down, as old wood burning stoves didn't offer much temperature control.
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"Both sides are digging in their heels," said the borough's mayor, Karl Kassel, who has been calling residents to chat about their heating systems and to urge them to upgrade, with financial help from the borough, to more efficient wood stoves.
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A huge array of visions are cast out across the circle: More yurts and tipis for the school (including a library with 1,000 books by native authors), stoves, generators, mobile showering units, mentions of alternative messaging systems due to terrible cell reception.
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That's because the shooting occurred on Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, on which Orthodox Jews are forbidden from doing "melachah," or work, including operating electronics such as phones, cars, and stoves, except when doing so is needed to save a life.
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The guys and girls behind the stoves at my two restaurants, Scratch Bar and The Gadarene Swine, will turn around, come out of the kitchen to greet you as you sit, and talk to you to see what you want to eat.
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Size: 2,552 square feet Price per square foot: $411 Indoors: The energy-producing, carbon-neutral house can be heated in four ways: by passive warming (the windows are triple-paned); by radiant-heated floors; by a pair of wood stoves; and with propane.
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The castle, with views over the Firth of Forth, now has central heat, entertainment and security systems; silk wall hangings; a 2958-foot by 1.553-foot kitchen with two four-oven stoves and a child's bedroom covered with murals of Walt Disney characters.
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As just one recent example, an Obama-era settlement with Harley-Davidson would have committed $85033 million to a program run by the American Lung Association to pay for the change-out of dirty wood stoves in the Northeast with much cleaner models.
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Side by side, everyone came together to shape beautiful palm-size banh chung — traditional rice cakes filled with pork cured in fish sauce, shallots and mung beans, all encased in banana leaves — then cooked them collectively in pressure cookers on portable stoves.
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The kitchens, designed by interior design firm CetraRuddy and built by cabinet maker Christopher Peacock, include a number of high-end features, like sub-zero fridges, coffee makers, expansive stoves, custom islands with Calacatta marble, two dishwashers and 77-bottle wine storage in each unit.
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For example, in the village of Sibougou – also in central Mali – the community has chosen to build stoves made of mud and straw, which burn less wood, as well as insulated baskets, which conserve heat to cook food even when there is no sun.
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"It's a good time for dads to buy a ball and a glove and change the way that you entertain your children -- the way you're going to go to school, the way that you're going to cook, with gas stoves rather than electric," he said.
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In most cases, the deaths appeared to be caused by natural gas-fired heaters or stoves that were either shoddily built or improperly installed, allowing carbon monoxide to accumulate inside rooms to the point that it overwhelmed the occupants, news reports from Guangxi suggested.
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Former city people might find themselves chopping wood (even owning multiple axes), growing some of their own food, heating their homes with wood stoves or learning to spot signs of wildlife, like the marks a buck makes when it rubs its antlers against a tree.
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Kip Patrick, the Alliance's senior director of global partnerships and communications, pointed to the effort's benefits, saying the millions of biomass stoves distributed so far have cut the time women spend foraging for wood and costs to poor households of purchasing fuels such as charcoal.
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Titled "Module 2.2" and "Module 3.2" (both 2014), the sculptures are made up of three faceted geometric forms (rectangles for "2.2" and diamond shapes for "3.2") with small cylindrical smokestacks on top, as if they were curiously designed miniature stoves or scale models of fantastical factories.
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In the Flatiron district, a charmingly grumpy store called Krup's Kitchen and Bath carried old-fashioned appliances alongside sleek new European luxury brands and hard-to-find refrigerators and stoves from mainstream American suppliers in odd sizes to replace those built into tiny New York kitchens.
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Last year, the Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker agreed to pay a $12 million civil fine and stop selling illegal after-market devices that cause its vehicles to emit too much pollution and spend about $3 million to retrofit or replace wood-burning appliances with cleaner stoves.
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I like to think my problems with stoves are products not solely of my ineptitude, but also of design: The knobs on my last stove were placed at hip-height and twisted with the slightest graze, causing gas to stream out of the valves without a flame.
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BEAVER, Alaska — In a season of short days and long nights, life in this village just below the Arctic Circle hugs tightly around the places of light and warmth, in living rooms by roaring wood stoves or the school gym where a basketball can always be found.
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For those willing to pay for the privilege — in some instances, the mid-five figures — there are a number of new rental buildings with brand-name designers, kitchens with Sub-Zero refrigerators and Wolf stoves, a laundry list of amenities and hot-and-cold running staff.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A fire in a three-story apartment building in downtown Las Vegas where residents were apparently using their stoves for heat killed six people and forced some residents to jump from upper-floor windows to escape the heavy smoke before dawn Saturday, authorities said.
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The Alliance's plans for the future come with something of an ironic twist: It will now make greater efforts to promote and distribute stoves that use propane, a fossil fuel, the same blue-flamed byproduct of gas drilling contained in cylinders under countless American backyard grills.
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"Health-based discussions have to be based on peer-reviewed science," said Rufus D. Edwards, a professor in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of California, Irvine, who has extensively assessed the health and climate impacts of stoves, including in studies for the Environmental Protection Agency.
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It's easier than ever to cook and eat well, with our modern refrigerators and our modern plumbing and our modern stoves, argues farmer and author Joel Salatin, and if, with all those advantages, we still can't cook and eat right, then we deserve what we get.
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He also praised Clinton Foundation programs that provided two million clean-air cook stoves to families in poor countries and a generic drug program in Africa that he said increased the number of people receiving antimalarial drugs to 5.4 million from 1.7 million in the last several years.
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Ok the iStove isn't real but a Chinese manufacturer was caught selling stoves donning the Apple logo and the word "iPhone" on the front, which isn't exactly a knockoff of an Apple product but it's an interesting an unique way to cash in on the popular Apple brand.
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Visitors peer down a well that Mr. Xi helped to dig, admire a storage pit that he built to turn manure into methane gas for stoves and lamps, and sit for inspirational lectures outside the cave homes where he sheltered from the chaos of Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution.
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In the paper, the authors of the study, which was supported by grants from three Chinese government-backed research foundations, also acknowledged that data limitations made it difficult to account for other possible contributing factors, like levels of indoor air pollution from stoves, construction materials and tobacco smoke.
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The 12-room Art Nouveau townhouse is filled with a mix of traditional Scandinavian touches (handwoven wicker chairs, blue-and-white-tiled kakelugen stoves), truffle-colored velvet sofas, snow-white marble and classic candelabras from Skultuna, a 400-year-old brass foundry established by King Karl IX of Sweden.
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The Grand Hyatt New York, a 1,220-room hotel next to Grand Central Terminal, for example, is spending $22005,2873 to install exhaust controls in its four kitchens by the end of January that expend minimal energy when stoves and ovens aren't in use; the current exhausts, in contrast, operate constantly.
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There is a thing called 'Momo' that's instructing kids to kill themselves, turn stoves on while everyone is sleep and even threatening to kill the children if they tell their parents," read one of the two posts Kardashian West, 38, shared along with a plea asking YouTube to "Please help!
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new requirements from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services for long-term care facilities, more time for the public to comment on the Energy Department's conservation standards for stoves, and a final rule from the Labor Department expanding paid leave to federal contractors.
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What Sucks: You Can't Exactly Fire Up a Grill, EitherMake it Suck Less: Snowpeak Bipod Stove, $90Lightweight hiking stoves don't harness the firepower of a Weber kettle, but they're easy to use, easy to pack, and they deliver hot food at the end of a cold hike—just when you need it most.
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BEIJING — A rash of gas poisonings in a region of southern China has left at least 104 people dead and hundreds more hospitalized so far this year, according to government offices quoted in the state-run news media, which blamed poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves for the deaths.
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Despite the risk of further flooding, some people have returned home here, tired of living in the squalor of encampments, where families share portable toilets provided by the government and a United States aid agency, use buckets to shower, cook on portable charcoal stoves, and survive on infrequent handouts of rice, pasta and beans.
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According to Mr. Myllyvirta of Greenpeace, the pollution in Shanxi — as measured by the concentration of PM 2.5, or particulate matter of a size deemed especially harmful — dropped 20 percent in the last three months of 2017, after the start of the campaign to remove coal stoves, compared with the same period the year before.
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