Lenha
Lenha is the Portuguese word for firewood, referring to wood used as fuel for cooking, heating, or other energy needs. Traditionally, lenha has been an essential resource in rural and developing regions where modern energy infrastructure may be limited. It is typically derived from trees cut and prepared for combustion, often stored in logs, billets, or smaller pieces for ease of use.
The use of lenha dates back thousands of years and remains prevalent in many parts of the
The selection of suitable wood for lenha involves considerations such as moisture content, density, and type
Sustainable management of firewood resources involves practices like selective cutting, replanting, and establishing forest management plans.
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