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Sheffield Moorland Burning 9th and 17th October 2023: Fire Locations, Pollution Dispersion and Air Quality

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posted on 2024-02-07, 12:53 authored by James Weber, James KingJames King, Robert BryantRobert Bryant, Maria Val MartinMaria Val Martin

We evaluate the impact of moorland burning on 9th and 17th October 2023 on air quality in Sheffield, identifying the effects of different fire locations and demonstrating the importance of weather conditions.

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The Net-Zero Emissions Challenge: Quantifying unintended climate feedbacks from large-scale deployment of land-based CO2 removal strategies

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    air quality changeSheffield City Councilburning biomassmoorland management

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