Fuel Wood
Fuel Wood Consumption and Environmental Degradation in Nigeria
... for fuel wood. Fuel wood consumption in recent past, used to be a rural habit which they used for day to day domestic activities with very little threat to the ...use fuel wood ...
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DETERMINATION OF THE FUEL WOOD PROPERTIES OF SELECTED NIGERIAN WOOD TREES
... of wood as a fuel has been in decline for years now because of the oil boom of the 20 th century (Tillman, ...fossil fuel energy discourse ...paper. Wood, on the other hand is making a ...
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Farmers Perception on Deforestation in Ziway Dugda Woreda, Arsi Zone, Oromia Regional State of Ethiopia
... monkeys, apes, and birds which affect their crops, especially maize and barley so in order to avoid these animals, we cut trees” except for scanty bushes. Information obtained from interview also confirms that major ...
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A Comparative Study of Socioeconomic Characteristics between Two Villages in the Teknaf Peninsula
... and fuel wood management, we found different characteristics between the 2 ...for fuel wood collection. Fuel wood collections were seen in the both villages, but in Moricchagona, ...
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Indigenous Knowledge and Factors Related to Practices of Forest Conservation Among Forest Dependent Communities in the Tocha District Southern Ethiopia
... In Ethiopia the large majority of people’s lives are closely linked to natural resource, particularly forests. However, the absence of appropriate forest use and benefit sharing mechanisms are resulted in a situation ...
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Deforestation in Ethiopia: Causes, Impacts and Remedy
... for wood by 570 kilograms per year [35]. The amount of fuel wood saved since the start of the project now totals 16,000 ...of wood per Injera baking session for the average ...of wood a ...
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Modeling the CO2-effects of forest management and wood usage on a regional basis
... on wood usage, ...fuel wood. For the sake of simplification, it was assumed that wood products exported abroad are used the same way as if they were produced ...
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Ethnobotanical survey of trees in Fundong, Northwest Region, Cameroon
... tional purposes. This study revealed some common uses of trees in the site of the study amongst which medicinal use, construction materials, handicraft and fuel wood were the most important (Additional file ...
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Ethnobotanical Studies From Northern Areas of Pakistan
... Uses: Locally leaves and root bark are used for Jaundice, pneumonia and Malaria and also used for fodder and fuel wood.. Vernacular name: Kuruchal.[r] ...
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ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDY OF WEEDS AT MOHMAND AGENCY, PAKISTAN
... food, fuel and wood) the knowledge about the plants from shopkeepers, timber dealers, fuel wood sellers, local herbalists, and farmers but priority was given to local mature people who were ...
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Ethnobotanical Studies of Some Useful Herbs, Shrubs and Trees of Shirala tahsil of Sangli District, M.S., India
... ABSTRACT: The present study was carried out to assess and document ethno botanical knowledge of herbs,shrubs and trees from Shirala tahasil; as this area has diverse flora and high ethno botanical potential. It was found ...
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Drivers Of Deforestation Andtheirimpact On Farm- ers Livelihood In Selectedvillages Ofachefer Liben Woreda, West Gojam Zone,
... mean fuel collection time was significantly ...round fuel wood collec- tion than they were spending before ten years ...for fuel wood ...
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Experimental Determination of Emission Factors of Vocs from Burning Commonly Used Biomass Fuels in India
... Samples of exhaust gases generated from burning of biomass and LPG were collected in tedlar bags. Samples were classified based on phase of combustion (flaming and smoldering). Concentrations of carbon dioxide, carbon ...
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First Report of ethnobotanical studies of tehsil Noorpur Thal, District Khushab, Punjab, Pakistan
... by interviewing villagers, herbalists, hak ims and farmers, following a preset list of questions followed by analysis of the data collected. Plant samples were gathered and their morphological characteristics described. ...
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Livelihood of Two Local Communities and Their Dependence on Forest Resources: A Case Study from Western Himalaya, Dachigam National Park, Jammu & Kashmir, India
... the fuel wood dependence from the ...to fuel wood should be provided to both the community as subsidies rates (LPG, Kerosene, Solar cooker ...
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Wood fuel for warmth : a report on the issues surrounding use of wood fuel for heat in Scotland
... for wood fuel heating must consider its associated economic costs and how they compare with the cost of heating from conventional sources of energy, such as fossil fuels and ...for wood fuel ...
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Adoption of Biogas Technology and Its Contribution to Livelihoods and Forest Conservation in Abogeta Division, Meru County, Kenya
... as wood, charcoal, dung, and agricultural residues, as a source of energy is very high with around 3 billion people all over the world combusting solid fuels (Nigel et ...as wood fuel in developing ...
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A 2.5 year’s source apportionment study of black carbon from wood burning and fossil fuel combustion at urban and rural sites in Switzerland
... fossil fuel combustion and wood burning to the total carbonaceous aerosol was determined by analysis of AE data predomi- nantly collected in winter during short-term measurement ...
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A values-based wood-fuel landscape evaluation: building a fuzzy logic framework to integrate socio-cultural, ecological, and economic value
... performance of a selected ecosystem service, timber and wood-fuel provision, through the landscape structures created with respect to the specific ecological properties of faunal abund[r] ...
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Evaluating Performance of Saw Dust Briquettes of Eucalyptus Tree in A Vertical Wood Fired Water Tube Boiler
... in wood waste management strategy for tea industry as alternative fuel hence contribute in sustainable utilization of the ...more wood fuel, reduce environmental pollution in particular carbon ...
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