A deadly double dose for India’s poor

Zoë Chafe () and Sourangsu Chowdhury ()
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Zoë Chafe: C40 Cities
Sourangsu Chowdhury: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry

Nature Sustainability, 2021, vol. 4, issue 10, 835-836

Abstract: Cooking with solid fuels is a major source of early death and ill health among lower-income Indians. The same group also suffers disproportionately from air pollution generated by other, more general sources.

Date: 2021
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