Globally, much weight is currently being placed on agriculture to provide food for the
growing population as well as feedstock for the bioenergy industry. Unfortunately, the …

With rapid development of urbanization, the atmospheric pollution caused by PM 2.5 has
attracted widespread concern. Land as the underlying surface of atmosphere, which has a …

Mineral particles or particulate matters (PMs) emitted during agricultural activities are major
recurring sources of atmospheric aerosol loading. However, precise PM inventory from …

The increasing frequency and severity of wildfires poses human health risks, especially for
those within burnt regions. The potential health effects of fire ash on farmworkers in orchards …

The rapid development of peanut mechanization has increased the amount of dust expelled
from peanut mechanized operations, which degrades the air quality and endangers the …

We have analyzed trends in ambient fine (PM 2.5) and coarse (PM 2.5-10) particulate matter
in Santiago, Chile, for the last 30 years. PM 2.5 has monotonously decreased between 67 …

Agricultural machinery's tillage and sowing processes can generate much farmland dust,
adversely affecting the surrounding environment. Clarifying the dust emissions from various …

Abstract Analysis of the chemical source profiles of agricultural soil dust (SD) can help
accurately assess and apportion the contribution of agricultural sources to atmospheric …

Atmospheric particulate matter (PM) from agricultural activities aggravates global, regional,
and local air pollution. The detailed emission evaluation for major crops can be used to …

The use of pesticides is important to ensure food security around the world. Unfortunately,
exposure to pesticides is harmful to human health and the environment. This study suggests …