[Stoves] MUST CHARCOAL BE A CAUSE FOR CONCERN?
Richard Stanley
rstanley at legacyfound.org
Sat Oct 16 14:36:03 CDT 2010
Just like american tobacco companies, insurance and auto companies too eh, Frank ?
The free market without a societal oversight (not bureaucratic bungling but definitive policy oversight) is a dangerous thing..
Richard,
On Oct 15, 2010, at 11:57 AM, frank wrote:
> Dear Crispin,
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> Going out on a limb about something I know nothing about...
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> .I'm thinking our customers are NGO like Shell and the like as they are the ones fronting the money. They are the ones picking out the stove to distribute(?). I would think they would only want to distribute a safe stove as defined by our (the West) standards because their reputation is at stake.
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> Regards
> Frank
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> Crispin Pemberton-Pigott wrote:
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>> Dear Frank
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>> The very first rule of business is don't killl your customers.
>> Yiour points are well taken. Mine was (and Richard's) you won't get far in development if you are a unilinealist.
>> Regards
>> Crispin
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>> Dear Crispin and all,
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>> Was going to pass by this (and probably should : )) but there was a point that bothered me.
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>> Smoke is a bad thing anyway you look at it.
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>> If the mosquito problem, or rodents in the thatch roof problem is solved using our smoke they will never move forward to a safer lifestyle - because problem solved. These problems are not ours. Our problem is providing a smoke free environment, using less fuel, faster cooking etc. These mosquito and rodent problems are for someone else. Window screens, screened doors, different roofs - whatever they come up with. If people still want to use smoke let them (we can't stop them) but our goal is to provide a safe, smoke free environment with our stoves. Lets keep on track.
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>> Frank
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