“After a year of working with briquettes, pyrolysis, and all things fuel back on campus, we are putting our knowledge to work in Arusha, Tanzania,” write the students. “We hope to build the capacity of local Tanzanians to produce their own cooking fuel. Specifically, we are working on small-scale charcoal production and briquetting—creating small fuel bricks out of waste biomass carbonized into charcoal—through our work with several NGOs and local communities.”
Read the full story, published 8/6/13 by Scientific American.
