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Determination of emission factors for climate forcers and air pollutants from improved wood-burning cookstoves in Mexico

Padilla-Barrera et al., 2019

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5932428432520221315
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Padilla-Barrera Z
Torres-Jardón R
Ruiz-Suarez L
Castro T
Peralta O
Saavedra M
Masera O
Molina L
Zavala M
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Energy for sustainable development

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The estimation of emissions inventories of climate forcing species and air pollutants from activities such as the burning of biomass from cooking food in rural environments in Mexico presents some degree of uncertainty due to the lack of locally obtained emission factors; …
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