[Stoves] Which technologies will best reduce CO and blackcarbon, improve health and safety and lower household energy costs?

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85% is a good number although I conservatively use 80%.  Your comments 
underline why we preach integrated cooking systems.

In Bolivia where we are currently introducing the 2 burner rocket and 
solar cookers, in accordance with consumer demand in mostly rural areas, 
we always promote the simple home made retained heat cooker.  
Unfortunately since you can't "see" it cooking the RHC is the most 
difficult for users to understand and believe in. 
David Whitfield

MPP in Canada wrote:

>Dear Friends
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>David Hancock says that the combination of an improved biomass stove, a 
>solar cooker and a retained heat cooker can save about 85% of the energy 
>used by an urban/peri-urban family.
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>Regards
>Crispin
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>>If cooking requires approximately 1 kg wood per person per
>>day how much wood is saved by RHC? 0.30 kg wood?
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>Tom
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