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Cooking Up Clean Air in Africa
Cooking over an open fire: it may lead to air pollution and human health effects.
Credit: Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves
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Basic cookstoves in African countries such as Ghana are linked with poor air quality, human health risks and climate change.
Credit: National Science Foundation
The "meningitis belt" stretches across Africa from The Gambia through Ghana to Eritrea.
Credit: CDC
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Scientists are measuring indoor air pollution from traditional cooking setups.
Credit: NCAR
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Villagers and researchers talk about the benefits of more efficient cookstoves.
Credit: NCAR
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In many communities in Ghana, scientists are introducing new cookstoves.
Credit: NCAR
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A lab tests emissions from the new EZY stove using millet stalks as fuel.
Credit: Gavin McMeeking
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