Laboratory-Scale Study to Model Wildland-Urban Interface Combustion Emissions
Large-scale wildfires that impact populated areas at the wildland urban interface (WUI) are increasing in frequency and magnitude. There are many unknowns associated with the types of chemicals and other pollutants that are emitted during the combustion phase of WUI fires and those that remain in post-fire residues. The complexity of fire fuels in the WUI is at the root of this issue since forest biomass burns along with community structures, vehicles, manufacturing facilities, and everything...| figshare
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