The bombing hasn't been linked to the firewood dispute and remains under investigation. Both sides agree things have calmed down, and they meet regularly to negotiate a settlement. And after community drives and donations from outsiders, Cordova said most residents' fears of not having enough firewood to last the winter have eased. We've found a lot of common ground. Residents still maintain they've suffered.
Many people also use it for cooking because electricity here is very expensive.
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