Air quality impact of slash pile burns
Sector: Biomass • Location: Washington, United States
Source: ScienceDirect
This project simulates the increase in air pollutants due to additional prescribed fires in the Southwestern part of Washington State. It estimates emissions associated with burning additional 726,000 dry tons of residual biomass, which corresponds to a 30% increment from 2011, and evaluates the impact on air quality and human health.
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Description | This project simulates the increase in air pollutants due to additional prescribed fires in the Southwestern part of Washington State. It estimates emissions associated with burning additional 726,000 dry tons of residual biomass, which corresponds to a 30% increment from 2011, and evaluates the impact on air quality and human health. |
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