Improved Cookstove Research in Northern Ghana
Nearly 3 billion people cook over open flames on a daily basis. This behavior impacts local and regional air quality, global climate, and human health. Two hundred households in the Kassena-Nankana district of Northern Ghana were randomly selected to participate in a randomized field trial of two types of improved biomass-burning cookstoves. Read more ...
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ICECaps: International Collective on Environment, Culture & Politics
Founded in 2012 at the University of Colorado Boulder, the International Collective on Environment, Culture and Politics is a research group that examines some of today’s most pressing environmental issues. ICE CaPs members and affiliates cross disciplines to apply a wide range of theories and perspectives to study issues at the human-environment interface. We work across scales from the individual to the global. Read more ...
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