Cameroon cookstove project looks to slow forest loss

Mongabay
Jan 30, 2026, 9:13 am114 ptsTrending
GAROUA, Cameroon — One morning during the July monsoon in Bang, a village of 3,000 in North Cameroon, people woke up to heavy rains. The Mayo Tefi, a small river which runs through the village, swelled as the water level rose. Astha Pabami, a mother of 11 in her 50s, could not go out to fetch firewood, as…

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