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India's cows offer biogas alternative to Mideast energy crunchIndia faces cooking gas shortages due to global events. Villagers in Uttar Pradesh are turning to biogas, made from cow dung, as a reliable...- Oil shock will hit Asia harder than the 1970sAsia is experiencing energy shocks similar to the 1970s oil crises, with rising fossil fuel costs impacting consumers and industries. This ...
- Energy shock ripples from kitchens to forests as Africa and South Asia grapple with rising fuel costsGlobal fuel price hikes are pushing families in Kenya and India back to burning charcoal and wood. This reversal threatens years of progres...
- This Simple Cleaning Trick Cuts Kitchen Grease Fast - No Harsh Chemicals NeededKitchen grease buildup is a common problem. Science now shows natural solutions can be highly effective. Basic household items like baking ...
- LPG shortage leaves Delhi caterers chasing cylinders, turning to alternativesDelhi's caterers and food delivery services face a severe LPG cylinder shortage. Businesses are struggling to secure cooking gas, resorting...
- Kerosene stoves are quietly resurrecting from their graves amid LPG Crisis; How to safely use the old ones at homeLPG shortage crisis: The Union government has announced the reintroduction of kerosene and coal as temporary cooking options to ease the pr...
- Delhi to extend Ujjwala Yojana to slums to curb pollution, improve public healthThe Delhi government is extending the Ujjwala Yojana to slum clusters to combat pollution. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed official...
- Cooking with gas stoves could cause Asthma, says study. How to avoid the risksCooking with gas or propane stoves can release harmful pollutants like nitrogen dioxide (NO2), increasing the risk of respiratory problems,...
- Ujjwala burning bright?On the face of it, the scheme reflects an incomprehension of rural India's political economy. The countryside is littered with unused LPG s...
- Gas Stove ban: Here’s an explainer to controversial ‘hidden hazard’US Consumer Product Safety Commission head labels it as “a hidden hazard.”
- Asthma study sparks debate about safety of cooking with gasThe authors of the study said their findings suggested that around 650,000 US children would not have developed asthma if their homes had e...
- Smokeless, flameless stoves are powering Rashtrapati Bhavan and PMO’s kitchenCook stove may not be the ideal product to innovate, but Hari Rao clearly saw an opportunity. Despite challenges, Rao had the fire in his b...
- Government releases 6-croreth LPG connections under PMUYNew Delhi, Jan 2 () The government Wednesday gave out the 6-croreth free cooking gas (LPG) connection as the scheme to make available clean...
- Niti Aayog pushes for methanol as cooking fuelA plant each would be set up in Bengaluru and Assam for manufacturing methanol cooking stoves based on a technology sourced from Sweden
- Household emissions adding to air pollution in India: UNSushmi.
- Rs 500 crore plant to produce ethanol from crop residue: Dharmendra PradhanUnion minister on this occasion, symbolically distributed free LPG connections to 12 women belonging to BPL and SC / ST families.
- Beijing to end coal usage by 2020 to reduce smogAn official of the Beijing's Environmental Protection Bureau said boosting efforts to cut air pollution in northern China, especially winte...
- Dung-fuelled chulha causes more hazardous air pollutionYet a village woman who cooks over a dung-fuelled chulha for several hours a day could be more exposed to hazardous pollutants than a Delhi...
- World Health Organisation stresses on improving indoor air qualityOver 60 per cent of homes in WHO South-East Asia Region still use solid fuel for cooking. In India, this amounts to some 700 million people.
- JSL, TERI come out with 'green' gas stoveThis stove ensures high reduction in toxic emissions during cooking and has better corrosion resistance in adverse village environment.
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