Thousands of Indonesians are making their own contribution in the fight against climate change by cooking with a type of stove that does not use kerosene or gas.<br /><br />Cheap and easy to use, the inventor of the biomass stove says, it can utilise biowaste like nutshells, dramatically reducing the imprint on the environment.<br /><br />With further propagation, it is hoped the appliance will help reduce the country's emission of greenhouse gases - among the highest in the world.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen reports from Lombok in eastern Indonesia.
