The Effects of Fuel-Efficient Cookstoves on Fuel Use, Particulate Matter, and Cooking Practices: Results from a Randomized Trial in Rural Uganda
Theresa Beltramo(Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees), Andrew M. Simons(Cornell University), Garrick Blalock(Cornell University), David I. Levine(University of Tennessee at Chattanooga), Stephen Harrell(University of California, Berkeley)
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