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Biomass burning ignites concern.

Biomass Burning Ignites Concern

Burning practices around the world pollute the atmosphere far more than scientists had assumed, leaving once-pristine tropical regions bathed in high levels of harmful ozone and acid precipitation, researchers reported last week in Williamsburg, Va., at the first international conference to address the issue of biomass burning.

Scientists once viewed air pollution as a problem primarily of smokestacks and tailpipes, but a growing body of evidence shows that intentionally lit fires over the globe also contribute significantly to pollution levels and could play a major role in changing Earth's climate. "[Fires related to] agricultural ...

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