In Gaza, the fuel has gone – and now the trees are running out

Short even of firewood, Palestinians are left burning solid waste as they struggle to cook and stay warm - but the pollution means respiratory illness is on the rise

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Wherever trees have been left standing in Gaza, they are being chopped down for fuel. When wood - furniture and doors included - cannot be found, Gaza's residents burn waste.

To cook or heat themselves, people in the Palestinian enclave are burning what they can find in crude stoves they have made of clay, scrap metal or loose bricks to replace kitchen cookers or gas stoves. Israel's siege means it is no longer possible for people to find gas.