Particulate Matter and Volatile Organic Compounds Emissions and Their Health Impact: Spotlight on Solid Fuel Combustion
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Abstract
Solid fuel combustion, while a crucial source of energy in many regions around the world, remains one of the primary contributors to air pollution, with significant implications for human healthKeywords
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