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The Killer in the Kitchen: Gisele Bundchen experiences the effects of cooking over an open fire

Gisele spent three days visiting Practical Action projects in Kenya in the winter of 2012. During her time there she met women who have to cook over an open fire every day. Cooking over an open fire on a daily basis causes lung cancer, bronchitis and asthma and kills more people, 4 million, every year than TB, malaria and AIDS combined. See what effect smoke had on Gisele after just a few seconds.
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Topics

  • Energy issues

Categories

  • gisele
  • bundchen
  • smoke
  • cooking
  • kenya

Contacts

Andy Heath

Press contact Engagement manager Practical Action external relations, energy, urban sanitation, disasters, agriculture + 44 (0) 1926 634 552 (office)

Abbie Wells

Press contact Press & Media Officer, Practical Action + 44 (0) 1926 634 510 (office)