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Wood-conserving stoves are saving thousands of trees, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and greatly improving women and children's health in Central America. Utilizing up to 50% less wood as a “traditional” open pit fireplace and reducing the amount of smoke and black carbon in the homes, the wood-conserving stoves being implemented by SHI are a radical and healthy change.
Film generously created by: Lazarina Todorova
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Video generously filmed and produced by Myriad Media, a Raleigh Video Production firm.
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Video generously filmed and produced by Myriad Media, a Raleigh Video Production firm.
Video generously filmed and produced by Myriad Media, a Raleigh Video Production firm.
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"SHI is our favorite organization to support. They are well run and have a grounded, workable knowledge of what can be done to help improve the lives of those they serve. In fact they serve us all. The impact of their work affects not only farmers in Central America, but also their families, communities, countries, and ultimately it plays it's part in the sustainability of our global ecosystem. SHI thinks globally, acts locally. Their hearts are in the right place. Please support them if you can." 
Sustainable Harvest International
