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By replacing traditional cooking fuels with clean and renewable ethanol, the project contributes to mitigating deforestation, a prevalent issue in many regions where wood and charcoal are primary sources of fuel. This transition to ethanol helps conserve forests, preserving biodiversity and mitigating the adverse effects of climate change.

Furthermore, the project actively seeks to improve the overall well-being of the communities it serves. The transition from traditional stoves to ethanol stoves significantly reduces the health risks associated with indoor air pollution. Household members, particularly women and children, are less exposed to harmful smoke and pollutants, leading to a decline in respiratory illnesses and related health issues.

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