cover image: Saving Madagascar's Forests with Solar Cookers

Saving Madagascar's Forests with Solar Cookers

8 Jul 2014

The inhabitants of Madagascar traditionally use wood charcoal for cooking. But it's expensive and also leads to deforestation. Once a lush, green island, Madagascar loses around 200,000 hectares of forest each year. Solar cookers are meant to cut the reliance on firewood and save the threatened forests.
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Place Discussed
Madagascar
Published in
Madagascar
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Source
Europeana https://www.europeana.eu/en/item/2051904/data_euscreenXL_488033

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