Back in the day, food was commonly cooked on stoves that used burning wood. Although it does its job, wood-burning stoves are not really known for efficiency: Heat is not evently distributed in the pot, you need to continuously fan the stove to keep the wood burning, and the smoke it creates contains high amounts of carbon monoxide that causes health risks to people who inhale it. To ease those problems, a company called BioLite has developed a wood-burning CampStove, which they intend to release in spring of 2012.
Gadget.com
See also:
gadgetsdaily, BioLite Stove Cooks Your Food and Charges Your Cell Phone
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