Life of a cookstove was funded by the , the film explains how cooking happens in everyday life in informal settlements, often resulting in accidents from hot materials and respiratory problems due to smoke. With the use of charcoal stoves contributing to deforestation and air pollution, many organisations are promoting gas stoves as an alternative and a safer, more sustainable option.
The film argues that we need rethink energy future and focus on energy sovereignty. This includes reimaging our relationship with energy resources and challenging sustainable energy industries; giving people control over technology and business models and allowing them to participate in decisions about energy.
To find out more contact v.castanbroto@sheffield.ac.uk or info@seanlovell.com
This project is part of our Climate Urbanisms research.