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Residential Firewood Use in the United States

Science, 1983
An empirical relation between residential firewood use and population density was developed from survey data for 64 counties in New England and was corroborated by data from other states. The results indicate that usage is concentrated in urbanized areas of the Northeast and north central states and that about 9.0 to 11.0 percent of U.S.
F W, Lipfert, J L, Dungan
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Household Demand for Firewood in Rhode Island

Journal of the Northeastern Agricultural Economics Council, 1979
Data from a sample of Rhode Island households indicate that firewood use along with wood stove use is increasing in response to increases in conventional heating fuel costs. More than half the sample of households reported the intention to reduce their heating fuel costs as their primary reason for burning wood. For nearly 20 percent of the households,
Stoddard, Wayne R., Weaver, Thomas F., Tyrrell, Timothy J.   +2 more
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Injuries Caused by Firewood Splitting Machines

Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1989
The aim of this paper is to present the types of injury caused by firewood splitting machines and also to elucidate the accident mechanism. The study is based on 15 cases. The machine has a rotating spiral cone, and usually the victims' gloved fingertips were caught by the point of the cone. This led to either amputations, usually of radial fingers and/
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Firewood Consumption in Nepal

2018
Firewood consumption and air temperature were investigated in winter and summer in traditional houses in the Banke, Bhaktapur, Dhading, Kaski, and Solukhumbu districts of Nepal. The firewood consumption rate was 235–1130 kg/capita/year. The results showed that the households in the temperate climate used less firewood than those in the subtropical ...
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Bodies and Other Firewood

The chakra system consists of seven energetic vortexes ascending up the spine that connect to every aspect of human existence. These vortexes become blocked and unblocked through the course of a life, these openings and closings have physiological and mental repercussions. Knowledge of these physical and mental manifestations, indicate where the chakra
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Firewood Conservation

Science, 1984
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Willingness to pay for sustainable and legal firewood in Tasmania

Ecological Economics, 2022
Nizam Husen Abdu, Darla Hatton Macdonald
exaly  

Supplying Firewood for Household Energy

2019
This chapter presents a review of the issues, citing local studies in the tropics in order to draw a clearer picture of the character of this crisis. The role of wood fuel in rural households of the tropics, the difficulty with which it is sometimes obtained, and the often negative environmental impacts of wood fuel gathering for rural energy have been
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Firewood that

ECOS, 2013
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Firewood

Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 2015
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