… of biomass and biomass/PE, the combustion of biomass/PET … -fuel for municipal wastes
and as a binder for coal or biomass. … of utilizing biomass/plastic blends as a fuel based on the …

… symptoms between biomass fuel users and gas fuel users in Bangladesh. … health education
to the rural population to increase awareness about the health effects of indoor biomass fuel …

… For example, the average use of biomass fuel per capita in the … and Canada, burn more
biomass fuel per capita than most other … are known to be hazardous to human health, but are not …

… from biomass burning, providing prospective insight for preventing air pollution and health
hazards … To promote the eco-friendly and healthy development of biomass fuels, it is crucial to …

… the levels that we have demonstrated are hazardous and are likely to be damaging to health.
Interventions should be sought to reduce exposure to concentrations less harmful to health. …

… fuels (in which the mean birth weight is 2901 g), the primary use of coal, kerosene, and biomass
fuels is … (of −110 g for coal, −107 g for kerosene, and −78 g for biomass). Kerosene and …

… rural population that uses kerosene and biomass fuels for household purposes, and limited
… an appropriate policy for lowering the health hazards associated with using nonclean fuels. …

… and all-cause child mortality (expressed as odds ratio, relative risk and hazard ratio) (Table
2). … Second, despite the fact that households use polluting fuels, including coal, biomass and …

… burning of simple household biomass fuels – wood, but also fuels derived from trees, … health.
Most of humanity has spent most of history trying to protect itself from environmental hazards…

… fossil and biomass fuels among biomass users. Because ceramic stove and mixed-fuel use
… interventions have substantial heterogeneity in health hazards. Under a specific definition, …