Nepal / South Africa / New Zealand / Japan / United States / Australia / United Kingdom / China / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Man-Made Disaster / /
Facility
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM A TYPICAL BIOMASS COOKSTOVE / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / human energy technology / energy supply systems / Less food / food processing / low greenhouse gas emissions / food supply / motor oil changes / cement manufacturing / non-toxic products / energy crisis / greenhouse gas neutral / energy sources / food preparation / energy use / energy conversion technologies / fossil and nuclear power systems / greenhouse gas / energy supply / energy forms / metal processing / cottage industry manufacturing / food / energy / human-generated greenhouse gas increases / greenhouse gas emissions / direct energy demand / energy source / oil wastes / electricity / greenhouse gas controls / fuel energy / energy flows / warmed-up food / human energy production / higher energy densities / sustainable energy future / gas emissions / little energy / energy scenarios / liquefied petroleum gas / energy systems / renewable energy systems / fossil fuel processing / waste management / least greenhouse gas emissions / mining / metals processing / larger greenhouse gas commitment / manufacturing / energy ladder / energy system / prevalent fuel-using technology / important chemical species / energy jobs / oil refineries making kerosene / household energy supply / surface mining / energy development / /
Organization
World Health Organization / Smithsonian Institution / International Labour Organisation / /
Person
Jennifer Slotnick / Emi Nagata / David Streets / Jyoti Parikh / Yasmin Von Schirnding / Susan Fischer / John P. Holdren / Lopez / Kirk R. Smith / Biomass As / Donna Green / Gerald Leach / Murray / Xiaodong Wang / /
Position
Harvesting The chief / Major / /
Region
Sub-Saharan Africa / East Africa / North Africa / Latin America / Caribbean Middle East / Southeast Asia / Eastern Europe / Former Soviet Union / /
Technology
remote sensing / human energy technology / prevalent fuel-using technology / energy conversion technologies / /
CHAPTER 3 energy, the environment, and health John P. Holdren (United States)