Sentence examples for firewood cost from inspiring English sources
"Ah, how much does firewood cost?" he said, but then he threw me a bone.
The lowest firewood unit cost for trees with 10 cm of diameter at breast height (DBH) was 62.0 €odt−11 using a semi-mechanised CTL system.
Albert sold firewood, corn, squash.
Rural Kenyans aren't kept poor by matatus -- in their case it's the cost of kerosene and firewood for light and cooking.
The baker's profit margin stipulated in the tables was later increased through successful lobbying from the London Baker's Company by adding the cost of everything from firewood and salt to the baker's wife, house, and dog.
Firewood cut into consistent lengths may cost more because more work went into maintaining that even length.
In the urban areas, people use charcoal more than firewood because the former has lower transport costs per unit energy and higher energy content per ton [13].
They also cost less to produce than harvesting firewood.
The incorporation of annual expenditure estimates and opportunity cost of sequestered carbon (in the form of firewood prices in local markets) in the analysis suggests that community forests are economically infeasible for REDD+ at the prevailing carbon prices.
For our second session, we made a morning reservation at River Bend, where a session costs $15 a person and includes bait and firewood.
In addition, biogas allowed them to save large costs that might otherwise be spent for purchasing firewood and charcoal.
