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The Efficiency of the Energy Saving Stoves in Amboseli Ecosystem Analysis of Time, Energy and Carbon Emissions Savings

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Figure 1. Left: Amboseli women group installing a model energy saving stoves during the training session, and Right: three stone traditional open fire set up
Table 1. Time taken to cook different foods and boil water with energy and three stone traditional open fire set ups
Table 2. Wood fuel savings for cooking inside and outside the huts.
Table 3. Carbon emission savings and wood fuel burning rates.
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