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A Case Study of Sugarcane Charcoal Technology in Petite Anse, Haiti

Students of the “Ecole de Charbon," Petite Anse, Haiti. 2004

Publication | Sep 15, 2004 | Shawn Frayne, Amy Smith

A Case Study of Sugarcane Charcoal Technology in Petite Anse, Haiti

Field Evaluation of Alternative and Traditional Cooking Fuels in Haiti

Testing cooking fuels in Haiti, 2014.

Publication | Jan 30, 2015 | Dan Sweeney, Ph.D. | MIT D-Lab

Field Evaluation of Alternative and Traditional Cooking Fuels in Haiti

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