What’s driving deforestation in Zambia is the same thing that is creating one of the country’s biggest health hazards: charcoal. So to help address both issues in one go, a group of volunteers is empowering women in Zambia with clean wood chip stoves which they can sell in their local communities at a small profit. By replacing charcoal-burning stoves with cleaner stoves, Zambia can reduce their reliance on coal to slow deforestation and stop families from inhaling carbon dioxide released when cooking, all happening while women earn a new source of income from selling the stoves and then continuing to provide the wood chips that fuel them.