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The document discusses environmental issues and presents an alternative cooking stove called the Philips Energy Saving Jiko. It summarizes that the environment is facing problems like habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change. It then introduces the jiko stove, stating that it allows faster and healthier cooking using less wood than traditional methods. Planting trees is recommended to offset fuel wood use and protect the environment.

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PHILIPS ENERGY SAVING JIKO 6 MAY 2011 Presented by: Stephen Musimba [email_address] | 0735253651

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