7 September 2021 How clean cooking saves lives

Air pollution from open fires or inefficient stoves for cooking leads to the premature death of 3.8 million people per year—mainly women.

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Air pollution from open fires or inefficient stoves for cooking leads to the premature death of 3.8 million people per year—mainly women. This #WorldCleanAirDay, learn more about the huge, often forgotten crisis of lack of access to clean cooking.

 

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