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  • A home made charcoal making system in Stone Town, Zanzibar. When a tree is felled to make charcoal it is chopped up and set light to then buried under soil and palm leaves and left to smoulder for several days. The wood burns at high temperatures which pyrolyzes the wood. The making and use of charcoal contributes to deforestation and air pollution. It is an affordable fuel used for cooking across Africa.  (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
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  • A home made charcoal making system in Stone Town, Zanzibar. When a tree is felled to make charcoal it is chopped up and set light to then buried under soil and palm leaves and left to smoulder for several days. The wood burns at high temperatures which pyrolyzes the wood. The making and use of charcoal contributes to deforestation and air pollution. It is an affordable fuel used for cooking across Africa.  (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    Tanzania-Zanzibar-Charcoal-Making-96...jpg
  • A home made charcoal making system in Stone Town, Zanzibar. When a tree is felled to make charcoal it is chopped up and set light to then buried under soil and palm leaves and left to smoulder for several days. The wood burns at high temperatures which pyrolyzes the wood. The making and use of charcoal contributes to deforestation and air pollution. It is an affordable fuel used for cooking across Africa.  (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    Tanzania-Zanzibar-Charcoal-Making-96...jpg
  • A home made charcoal making system in Stone Town, Zanzibar. When a tree is felled to make charcoal it is chopped up and set light to then buried under soil and palm leaves and left to smoulder for several days. The wood burns at high temperatures which pyrolyzes the wood. The making and use of charcoal contributes to deforestation and air pollution. It is an affordable fuel used for cooking across Africa.  (photo by Andrew Aitchison / In pictures via Getty Images)
    Tanzania-Zanzibar-Charcoal-Making-95...jpg
  • A Woman makes charcoal bricks, by mixing collected charcoal and local mud together. These bricks will be sold at local markets and are good fuel for cooking. Many people who reside in the slums use rubbish as a source of income, for example by selling collected plastic bottles for recycling.
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  • A Charcoal fridge at the Grail farm near Mbarara in Uganda. The Grail centre has 9 staff of which 4 are sisters and has been part of the Kulika Congregational Agricultural Development Programme since 2006.
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