In this radio feature, Nigerian journalist Ugochi Anyaka reports on the health effects that people suffer when they burn wood as fuel in their homes – and how tackling this problem can help to limit climate change too.
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“Nobody cares about us, nobody.” Jamaica’s fishermen are in despair. Warming coastal waters, and the destruction of coral reefs have seen their catches dwindle. Increasingly frequent hurricanes often means it’s too dangerous to go to sea. Many fear what the future holds. Listen here.
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Ever heard of or tried the Save 80 Highly Efficient Fuel Wood Cooking stove and the Wonder Box? It’s amazing. Only a handful of small pieces of sticks (about 250g.) can cook a complete meal for 10 to 15 people.
the whole stove80 campaign is not well circulated among the people that need them.it has shown that the poor that make use of the charcoal cant’t afford the stove.let BIANIGERIA make the project more realistic and as the respondent said who dont like SUGAR.