In spite of the global outcry for urgent action against air pollution, most African countries lack
functional air quality monitoring stations and data there from; making air quality …

India is currently the second-largest emitter of black carbon (BC) in the world, with emissions
projected to rise steadily in the coming decades. In view of the large variations associated …

Herein, we provide a possible description for the isolation/fabrication of nanocarbons from
freely available global pollutant waste as black-carbonaceous-soot particulates known as …

A large discrepancy between simulated and observed black carbon (BC) surface
concentrations over the densely populated Indo-Gangetic plain (IGP) has so far limited our …

High aerosol loading over the northern Indian subcontinent can result in poor air quality
leading to human health consequences and climate perturbations. The international 2008 …

Scientific understanding of the processes involving carbonaceous aerosols in atmosphere is
extremely important for both the climate and human health. This explains the increasing …

This study presents a comprehensive analysis of organic carbon (OC), elemental carbon
(EC), and particularly the light absorption characteristics of EC and water-soluble brown …

Black carbon (BC) produced from open burning (OB) and controlled combustion (CC) is a
range of carbonaceous products of incomplete combustion of biomass and fossil fuel, and is …

Considering the significance of PM 1 aerosol in assessing health impacts of air pollution, an
extensive analysis of PM 1 samples collected at an urban site in Delhi is presented in this …

Extensive intercomparison of columnar and near‐surface aerosols, simulated over the South
Asian domain using the aerosol module included in the regional climate model (RegCM4) of …