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  1. WHO
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    WHO publishes new global data on the use of clean …

    Jan 20, 2022 · The results show that the number of people mainly using polluting fuels for cooking declined from more than half of the global population in 1990 to 26% in 2022. While gaseous cooking fuels dominate in urban areas, biomass …

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    Gaseous Fuels

  2. Images of Burning Fossil Fuels for Cooking

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  3. UNEP - UN Environment Programme
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    Cooking smoke kills millions every year. Here’s what the world

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  4. IEA – International Energy Agency
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    Executive summary – A Vision for Clean Cooking …

    Today, 2.3 billion people worldwide - nearly one third of the global population - still cook their meals over open fires or on basic stoves, breathing in harmful smoke released from burning coal, charcoal, firewood, agricultural wastes, …

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  6. Nature
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    Household cooking fuel estimates at global and country level for …

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    Gaseous Fuels
    Household Cooking Fuel
    Publish Year:2021
  7. ACS Publications
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    Cleaner Cooking Solutions to Achieve Health, Climate, …

    Apr 3, 2013 · Nearly half the world’s population must rely on solid fuels such as biomass (wood, charcoal, agricultural residues, and animal dung) and coal for household energy, burning them in inefficient open fires and stoves with …

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    Cleaner Cooking Solutions
    Publish Year:2013
    COLE Publishing
  8. epa.gov
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    Household Energy and Clean Air | US EPA

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    Is cooking a polluting fuel?
    The data also include urban versus rural disaggregation. The results show that the number of people mainly using polluting fuels for cooking declined from more than half of the global population in 1990 to 26% in 2022. While gaseous cooking fuels dominate in urban areas, biomass fuels are still common in rural populations.

    WHO publishes new global data on the use of clean and polluting fuels

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    How many people die from cooking with polluting fuels a year?
    Nearly four million people a year die from illnesses linked to cooking with polluting fuels, and women are most affected. Access to clean fuels is crucial for both people and the planet. Image: REUTERS/Andrew Biraj (BANGLADESH - Tags: SOCIETY IMAGES OF THE DAY)

    How do cooking fuels impact health, equality and climate? - The World …

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    Could a camp stove be a solution to clean burning fuels?
    These practices can still be found in 128 countries today - where households do not have the tools or means to reliably cook meals using clean burning fuels. Even the simplest, widely available cooking devices could improve this situation, including devices like camp stoves using liquefied petroleum gases (LPG) and electric hotplates.

    Executive summary – A Vision for Clean Cooking Access for All

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    Does cooking gas burn cleanly?
    Cooking gas burns very cleanly, as it can fluidly intermix with oxygen to enable complete combustion. Furthermore, it is composed of compounds containing hydrogen and carbon, which when completely combusted are converted to carbon dioxide and water vapor, with minimal health impact.

    The global challenge of clean cooking systems | Food Security - Springer

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    Which fuels should be used in a cookstove?
    Clean fuels must also be part of the solution. In addition to the clean gas and liquid fuels noted above, processed solid fuels (e.g., biomass pellets) used in certain types of cookstoves can burn more efficiently and cleanly than collected fuels such as wood, dung (particularly when not adequately dried), and crop residues.

    Cleaner Cooking Solutions to Achieve Health, Climate, and Economic

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    Will Ghana still rely on gaseous fuels for cooking?
    If observed trends continue, main use of gaseous fuels is projected to rise to 46% by 2030, meaning about 1 in 2 people in Ghana will still rely mainly on polluting fuels for cooking.

    Household cooking fuel estimates at global and country level for 1990

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  10. Nature
    https://www.nature.com/articles/s41560-021-00911-9

    Access to clean cooking services in energy and emission ... - Nature

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    Progress Energy Covid
  11. The World Economic Forum
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    How do cooking fuels impact health, equality and …

    Oct 27, 2021 · Cooking with polluting fuels is a silent killer - here’s what can be done. Oct 27, 2021. Nearly four million people a year die from illnesses linked to cooking with polluting fuels, and women are most affected. Access to clean …

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    Kate Whiting
  12. ourworldindata.org
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    Fossil fuels - Our World in Data

  13. WHO
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    Household air pollution - World Health Organization (WHO)

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