fuelwood

When the fuel runs short you can simply add more fuelwood.

This species is also used as fuelwood by the local communities.

Collected fuelwood and charcoal are used for 95% of the whole country's population energy needs.

This piece is useful later to push pieces of fuelwood where they are needed.

Additionally, residents greatly depend on fuelwood for their main source of energy.

Arbutus is a great fuelwood tree since it burns hot and long.

The advantages are larger capacity, reduced fuelwood consumption, and better product quality.

Brazil produces 65 million tonnes of fuelwood per year.

They are mainly used for grazing purposes, watershed protection and fuelwood.

They may also play an important role in alleviating pressure on natural forests for timber and fuelwood production.

It is estimated that 72 million m of fuelwood and charcoal are "produced" annually.

The wood makes an excellent fuelwood, as well.

Following the end of the war and the achievement of a fuelwood surplus, the camp closed in late 1945.

Much of the remaining forest has been degraded by grazing and fuelwood harvesting.

An additional 270 million cubic meters of small timber and fuelwood was consumed in India.

India is the world's largest consumer of fuelwood.

Nigeria, like other West African countries, is energy poor and depends on fuelwood for cooking.

Paraguay's forests adequately meet domestic needs for lumber and fuelwood.

This is frequent in semi-arid environments, where fuelwood shortages are often severe.

India's consumption of fuelwood is about five times higher than what can be sustainably removed from forests.

There is a continuing threat to these forests from exploitation for timber, fuelwood and charcoal.

Sustainable fuelwood production techniques are also being implemented.

Mockernut is used for lumber, pulpwood, charcoal, and other fuelwood products.

Poaching, logging, fuelwood collection, grazing are the prominent threats to the park.

Eventually, a pile of kindling should be burning between two pieces of fuelwood.