Sentence examples for fuel interventions from inspiring English sources

Some studies have also investigated the effect of engine and fuel interventions (Table 1).

Authors of the RESPIRE study suggest that stove or fuel interventions with lower average emissions than the plancha chimney stove may be required for communities with such high exposure to air pollution [ 21].

To date, stove interventions have focused predominantly on households using biomass, and fuel interventions appear to have focused mainly on coal, although the reverse trends are also becoming apparent.

Our results show that even a carefully engineered, multi-purpose semi-gasifier stove and fuel intervention contributed modestly to overall household energy use in rural China.

We aimed to improve the understanding of improved stove use by describing the patterns and predictors of adoption of a semi-gasifier stove and processed biomass fuel intervention in southwestern China.

Our study added evidence of health benefits related to this industrial fuel intervention.

We did find such evidence in our reexamination of the NMMAPS daily mortality data in conjunction with the newly available FPM speciation data, and with our further examination of the data available from the Hong Kong sulfur-in-fuel intervention study (Hedley et al. 2002).

On the other hand, V and S (emitted from residual oil combustion, whether present as SO2 or as acidic aerosol) are likely to contribute to the exacerbation of respiratory disease outcomes such as the drop in bronchial hyperreactivity in Hong Kong after the sulfur-in-fuel intervention (Wong et al. 1998) and the associated drop in respiratory mortality.

We argue that geospatial modeling, aimed at representing real situations more closely while integrating uncertainty, should be used in calculations of carbon savings from cookstove projects or fuel switching interventions.

the use of improved cookstoves; the use of cleaner or drier fuel; behavioural interventions to reduce the amount that a stove/fire is used or to make stove/fire use more efficient.

Public health protection will be supported by ongoing efforts to slow the progression of climate change, and specific landscape and fuel management interventions to reduce the frequency and intensity of fire.