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Women, Energy, and Health: a Perspective From Where the People Are

Following this line of inquiry also provides insights into the environmental and health impacts of energy use. Total energy flows are useful indicators for some types of potential damage, global warming and acid precipitation, for example. For direct impacts on humans, however, it is again useful to look first at where the people are, rather than just where the energy is (Smith 1993). In addition to being mostly women and children in developing countries, at any one time most of the people in the world are indoors in rural areas. In other