2011
DOI: 10.1007/s11027-011-9317-7
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Opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from households in Nigeria

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“…Based on CO 2 emissions due to household consumption, Das and Paul (2014) found that population was one of the main causes of increases in household CO 2 emissions in India. Adeoti and Osho (2011) used survey data to analyse the impact of replacing kerosene lamps with PV lighting on CO 2 emissions, and they found that household-based PV lighting has an important impact on reducing CO 2 emissions in Nigeria. In addition, Munksgaard, Pedersen, and Wien (2000) found that private consumption is an important influencing factor of household CO 2 emissions in Denmark.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on CO 2 emissions due to household consumption, Das and Paul (2014) found that population was one of the main causes of increases in household CO 2 emissions in India. Adeoti and Osho (2011) used survey data to analyse the impact of replacing kerosene lamps with PV lighting on CO 2 emissions, and they found that household-based PV lighting has an important impact on reducing CO 2 emissions in Nigeria. In addition, Munksgaard, Pedersen, and Wien (2000) found that private consumption is an important influencing factor of household CO 2 emissions in Denmark.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%