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Journal Publications Details for Grant Number R835423
A Global Map of Feasible Residential Solutions, Emphasizing Stoves with Space Heating Uses
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| Journal Article | Conibear L, Butt E, Knote C, Lam N, Arnold S, Tibrewal K, Venkataraman C, Spracklen D, Bond T. A complete transition to clean household energy can save one-quarter of the healthy life lost to particulate matter pollution exposure in India. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 2020;15(9). |
R835423 (Final) R835425 (Final) |
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| Journal Article | Edwards R, Princevac M, Weltman R, Ghasemian M, Arora NK, Bond T. Modeling emission rates and exposures from outdoor cooking. Atmospheric Environment 2017;164:50-60. |
R835036 (Final) R835423 (2017) R835425 (2016) R835425 (2017) |
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| Journal Article | Lam N, Muhwezi G, Isabirye F, Harrison K, Ruiz-Mercado I, Amukoye E, Mokaya T, Wambua M, Bates M. Exposure eductions associated with introduction of solar lamps to kerosene lamp-using households in Busia County, Kenya. INDOOR AIR 2018;28(2):218-227. |
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| Journal Article | Lam N, Goel V, Blasdel M, Xu L, Ruiz-Mercado I, Ozaltun B, Aoudi L, Whitacre J, Bond T. Reduction potentials for particulate emissions from household energy in India. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS 2023;18(5):054009 |
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| Journal Article | Li X, Clark S, Floess E, Baumgartner J, Bond T, Carter E. Personal exposure to PM2.5 of indoor and outdoor origin in two neighboring Chinese communities with contrasting household fuel use patterns. THE SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT 2021;800(149421). |
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| Journal Article | Winijkul E, Fierce L, Bond TC. Emissions from residential combustion considering end-uses and spatial constraints:Part I, methods and spatial distribution. Atmospheric Environment 2016;125(Part A):126-139. |
R835423 (2014) R835423 (2015) R835423 (2016) |
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| Journal Article | Winijkul E, Bond TC. Emissions from residential combustion considering end-uses and spatial constraints:Part II, emission reduction scenarios. Atmospheric Environment 2016;124(Part A):1-11. |
R835423 (2014) R835423 (2015) R835423 (2016) |
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| Journal Article | Lam NL, Upadhyay B, Maharjan S, Jagoe K, Weyant C, Thompson R, Uprety S, Bond TC. Seasonal fuel consumption, stoves, and end-uses in rural households of the Far-Western Development Region of Nepal, Environmental Research Letters 2017;12(12) doi:10.1088/1748-9326/aa98cc, 2017. |
R835423 (2017) |
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| Journal Article | Lam NL, Muhwezi G, Isabirye F, Harrison K, Ruiz-Mercado I, Amukoye E, Mokaya T, Wambua M, Bates N. Exposure reductions associated with introduction of solar lamps to kerosene lamp-using households in Busia County, Kenya. Indoor Air 2018; 28(2):218-227 |
R835423 (2017) |
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| Journal Article | Thompson RJ, Li J, Weyant CL, Edwards R, Lan Q, Rothman M, Hu W, Dang J, Dang A, Smith KR, Bond TC. Field emission measurements of solid fuel stoves in Yunnan, China demonstrate dominant causes of uncertainty in household emission inventories. Environmental Science and Technology 2019;53:3323-3330. |
R835036 (Final) R835423 (Final) |
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