[Stoves] Dominica

Sat Oct 28 12:22:42 CDT 2017

Then have both coral and pumice available. There is rock and copper ore in places.  Stoves have to be very low cost if not imported for donation. It is a very poor country.  They were the target of a Greenpeace hustle (blackmail) because Dominica would not vote with Greenpeace to ban whaling in the Pacific, which damaged its tourism industry. I wonder if they got their copper mine started.

Crispin

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Subject: [Stoves] Dominica

Is anyone aware of any stove relief help going to the island of Dominica (not the Dominican republic).  Hurricane Maria scored a bullseye on it and flattened it, ripping every leaf of every tree and most of the roofs off the houses.  It's a bit 'ground zero' over there.

There are reports that a lot of people are now cooking on open fires outdoors, and I just wondered whether biomass stoves might help them recover if anyone knew, or knows of any such help being offered?  They are not short of firewood, just everything else!

Neil Taylor

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