90 percent of households in the Democratic Republic of the Congo cook with charcoal. This causes serious health problems for the local population and leads to massive deforestation. To offer a sustainable alternative, Hasselt University and the University of Lubumbashi are collaborating on the Solar Cookers For All project. The project recently won the prestigious Science Pitch at a documentary festival. It will be shown on Canvas starting next …
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90 percent of households in the Democratic Republic of the Congo cook with charcoal. This causes serious health problems for the local population and leads to massive deforestation. To offer a sustainable alternative, Hasselt University and the University of Lubumbashi are collaborating on the Solar Cookers For All project. The project recently won the prestigious Science Pitch at a documentary festival. It will be shown on Canvas starting next …