Sentences with phrase «more firewood»

They refreshed the stucco and added a piece of steel to accommodate more firewood storage.

I admit that I can't prove that BC citizens are using more firewood, because nobody goes around to check that, unless you do.

But then, the next day rolls around and the kids are more than happy to ride into the woods on the trailer of the tractor while we haul more firewood up to be cut and stacked, and before we know it, a whole morning has gone by and so much has been done.

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They have been too little concerned with the simple technological changes needed for more efficient use of firewood as a fuel for cooking.

On the continent as a whole, more than 90 percent of the population relies on firewood or charcoal.

The One Health mind - set is also behind programs run in a few areas of Ethiopia's northern highlands, to teach local farmers how to build more efficient stoves that require less firewood, and thus, less foraging in wolf territory.

As a consequence they are stuck using firewood or charcoal, which both emit more greenhouse gases and are damaging to health.

Are there materials that would be more eco-friendly to burn in a fireplace than regular firewood?

To do so, they must gather extra firewood (more than that they would need just for cooking), which spurs both bigger the cutting down of trees as well as times when such critical safety practices have to be skipped due to a lack of resources.

The church leadership voted to urge parishioners not to spend more than $ 100 per family on presents, to rely instead on simple homemade gifts and on presents of services — a back rub, stacking a cord of firewood.

If there's any definition of the spirit of Camp Firewood, it's that the people need the place more than the place needs the people.

The Renata storyline is one of those signs of the Wet Hot creators» attention to convention, its story beats lending narrative rigor to the more free - flowing hijinks at Camp Firewood.

The entire cast of the film (all of whom are both a lot more successful and a lot older) is back, with Showalter again donning the short - shorts and even - tighter than before T - shirts as Coop, Camp Firewood's resident romantic sad sack.

The follow - up series to the 2001 comedy sees the original cast members return to Camp Firewood in a story that takes place before the cult film — ... Read More

As her works hint, the reality was often less dream and more nightmarish; though with some brilliant «tell the grandkids» type anecdotes: Tillman recalls pilfering beetroot and potatoes from fields, and scavenging for firewood on the beach.

A world with 6.7 billion people, a third of whom cook on dung or firewood and the rest depending on fossil fuels, needs far more energy options than it currently has, almost everyone agrees.

But that is only the first baby step given the need for far more energy to supply human needs, even with spreading efficiency (recall that 2 billion people are cooking on firewood or dried dung at the moment).

Getting more options than firewood, dung, child labor and kerosene is critical to advancement in the world's poorest places.

And we know the world — which today still has 2 billion people cooking on firewood or dung — will almost surely need more than twice today's energy menu by mid-century to have a chance of a smooth ride toward broader well - being.

More than 2 billion people rely on firewood or dried dung for cooking and often burn these fuels in unvented stoves or fireplaces.

Trees are so much more than rows of wood waiting to be turned into furniture, buildings or firewood.

Considering the above factors, Firewood will probably become more important as a fuel in the Western World in future.

Household air pollution from these sources is currently linked to 2.8 million premature deaths per year, and several billion hours are spent collecting firewood for cooking, mostly by women, that could be put to more productive uses.

Chile's renewable energy potential promises multiple benefits for the country, according to latest IEA country review Energy policy review applauds Chile for significant progress in the electricity sector and urges more ambition on energy efficiency and sustainable use of firewood 23 January 2018

Improving access to clean water reduces water borne illnesses and deaths and cuts the time spent collecting firewood and boiling dirty river water, giving families more time to work, study and play.

Burning firewood elsewhere in the third world is more black carbon.

I used to have a good winter Firewood business in North Texas.No more by a log shot.I longed for cold air this fall and now it arrives.But what ice sheet is melting to heat the warmer air arriving at the North Pole where this air came from?

They burned 1.1 million tonnes of firewood in 2016, which provided 5.34 TWh of direct heat — and that might have affected the climate more than you might think.

By reducing demand for firewood the efficient stoves reduce pressure on dwindling forests and to date have saved families more than $ 41 million in fuel costs.

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My solution — plant more trees in this area, and stop the locals cutting them down for firewood by giving them something else to burn...

There, bicycles are an empowering means of transportation for many people, helping them to get to school, to work and to medical facilities, and allowing them to more easily carry everything from water and firewood to livestock.