India Promotes Clean Cooking Technologies To Save Lives, Ensure Social Justice, AP Reports

Associated Press: India sees clean cooking as climate action that saves lives
“…India, the world’s third-largest climate polluting nation, has spent decades encouraging cleaner cooking technologies, with limited success. Such a shift would have little impact on India’s emissions of climate-warming greenhouse gases, and many of the alternatives pollute as well. But countries like India — far behind the industrialized world in economic and infrastructure development — argue that it’s a crucial step in saving lives and ensuring energy justice for the poor…” (Daigle, 11/11).

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