Finding F-0826

“Bamboo with mud plaster or wood planks had the lowest PM2.5 and CO concentrations among all kitchen wall materials.”

Chen et al. Estimating Indoor PM2.5 and CO Concentrations in Households in Southern Nepal: The Nepal Cookstove Intervention Trials (2016). PloS one. Page 10. CKB 7109

Structure

Source: Biomass fuel
Factor: Carbon monoxide (CO)
Population: women and young children
Setting: kitchen, NP (March 2010 to October 2011)
Study design: measurement and estimation study inside the Nepal Cookstove Intervention Trial Phase I, southern Nepal: continuous daily PM2.5 and carbon monoxide in the area near the stove in about 3000 households with traditional open-burning mud stoves, March 2010 to October 2011, summarised in four metrics with mixed models (class 4)
Caveat: a stated direction without a number; the regression table is not part of the sentence

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