.... Biomass burning events are a relevant contributing source of aerosols for both sites of measurements inferred by fire pixels from satellite data, the national fire department’s statistics data, and backward trajectories. Our results indicate that biomass burning might affect the atmosphere on a regional...

... and Bhola were (0.110 ± 0.002) [0.106, 0.114] and (0.075 ± 0.001) [0.073, 0.078], respectively. The values derived by OMI were the similar (0.024 ± 0.001 [0.023, 0.025] for Dhaka, and 0.023 ± 0.001 [0.023, 0.024] for Bhola). Two types of aerosols were potentially identified, for example, biomass burning...

... methodological differences (e.g., assumptions about mercury control technology in coal-fired power plants) and recent closures of major Australian mercury sources, and none are appropriate for modern-day Australia. For mercury emissions from biomass burning, new measurements from Australian smoke plumes show...