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How Much Does Kansas Rangeland Burning Contribute to Ambient PM2.5?

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MF3358 How Much Does Kansas Rangeland Burning Contribute to Ambient PM2.5?

by Zifei Liu

  • Published Date: Jun 2017
The smoke from rangeland burning has resulted in air quality concerns, and smoke exposure constitutes public health concerns. The organic particles in smoke can have negative health impacts. This publication examines the effect of rangeland burning on measures of particulate matter in urban areas affected by this smoke. 4 pages, color.
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