In:
Asian Journal of Chemistry, Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol. 36, No. 3 ( 2024-02-28), p. 521-530
Abstract:
Biomass burning is a complex process, encircling chemical and physical responses covering, transmission of mass and warmth. A large number of investigations were accumulated on the significant emissions from various kinds of anthropogenic biomass burning in the recent decade. In India, an increasing trend of biomass burning is an important cause to release a large volume of reactive gases with other impurities and intensify the level of invisible particles into the troposphere, which affects humans health and leads to the probable alteration of the weather and global climate. The present review looks at the interpretations for a diverse investigation of distinct body and monitoring interventions, pertinent to our country, relating to the significance of particulate matter emissions, sources of aerosols and their health implications. This study also discusses numerous persuaded investigations, conducted on the impact of aerosol, attributed to climate change and also points out precise matters such as spatio-temporal variability of fire occurrences detected in India. Furthermore, the present study reveals that substantial quantities of data, along with a variety of enhanced simulation models and investigational validations, are essential for the development of efficient mitigation strategies with the objective of protecting the environment of the Indian Peninsula.
Type of Medium:
Online Resource
ISSN:
0975-427X
,
0970-7077
DOI:
10.14233/ajchem.2024.31028
Language:
Unknown
Publisher:
Asian Journal of Chemistry
Publication Date:
2024
detail.hit.zdb_id:
3140213-6
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