… people depend on biomass fuels ("… the developing world is uncertain. We estimate it to be
around 26 EJ, which is equivalent to about one-third of total developing country modem fuels …

… biomass in both developing and developed countries. Considerable efforts have been made
to use wastes and residues and other sources of biomass … , liquid and gaseous fuels to rural …

… biomass is in heat production for developing country household energy needs and in process
heat production for biomass… , the developed world is working to substitute fossil fuels with …

… Biomass fuel is a major cause of indoor air pollution and is a significant health hazard in
developing countries. A thorough understanding of the connection between choice of fuel for …

… biomass fuels is a major source of trace gases. The global release through domestic biomass
… , 1983: Air pollution and rural biomass fuels in developing countries: A pilot village study in …

… The term biofuels can refer to fuels for direct combustion for electricity … liquid fuels in
transportation sector. Worldwide interest reflect convergence of developed and developing country …

… stoves using traditional biomass fuels are presented together with socioeconomic and fuel-use
… The factors affecting indoor air pollution exposures in rural areas of developing countries …

… -scale combustion of other fuels in developing countries, it would be … the fuels that first
substitute for biomass as development … by a program to reduce biomass fuel use in households. …

… from biomass fuels has … developing countries suggests that the use of biomass fuels will
continue in the coming decades (2). In these countries, nearly 2 billion kilograms of biomass are …

… biomass fuels are used j largely in the developing countries andpreI dominantly in the rural
areas. Although biomass fuels … households in developing countries rely on biomass fuels for …