Use of solid fuels, especially coal, for household heating and cooking is linked to a 53% and 10% increased risk of nonfatal cardiovascular diseases in middle-aged and elderly adults.
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Field-based studies provide more representative emission factors for residential solid fuel combustion but remain methodologically heterogeneous and geographically uneven.
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