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Cooking energy sources and the lived experience of health: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
Background: Despite global commitments under Sustainable Development Goal 7, almost one billion people in Sub-Saharan Africa still rely on polluting cooking fuels. Although biomedical research has established the health risks of household air pollution, less is known about how cooking energy sources
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