BioLite started as a better camp stove by some outdoor enthusiasts who wanted to leave a little less of a mark with their weekend excursions, but a few iterations in they realized their invention also ...

“It has been great to cook hot dogs, s’mores, and Jiffy Pop so far.” This is no ordinary fire pit. BioLite’s take on the traditional fire pit is a compact loaf that’s movable, weighs about 20 pounds, ...

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Brooklyn’s BioLite Home Stove has been designed in Dumbo to deliver a healthier cooking experience to people in the developing world who still use traditional fuels. Not only that, but it also allows ...

Jonathan Cedar, founder and CEO of BioLite, and his co-founder Alec Drummond didn’t originally set out to save the lives of countless people. They just wanted to create a more environmentally friendly ...

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BioLite is having a 24-hour, 20% off sitewide sale called "Better with Friends." The sale includes popular items like the CampStove 2+ and Solar Panel 5+. BioLite products include smokeless fire pits, ...

Indoor cooking fires pose hazards to millions of people around the globe. Forty-three percent of the planet still cooks on smoky, open fires where twenty percent of the fuel is converted into harmful ...

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Editor’s Note: This article first appeared on the Strategist in April, and this product is an excellent example of one that does what it’s supposed to do — exceptionally well. So we’re republishing it ...

Usually, technology can be considered at odds with nature. Nature prefers to crush screens, drench batteries and inject sand and dirt into circuit boards. But BioLite is a company that has staked its ...