KnowraBiomass burningLinked fromLinked fromThe 8 pages that link to Biomass burning, each with the reason it gives.All 8Related 8Methane emissionsRelated: Incomplete combustion releases methane alongside carbon dioxide and other pollutants.Nitrogen dioxideRelated: Wildfires and agricultural fires release nitrogen oxides that contribute to atmospheric NO₂.Slash-and-burn agricultureRelated: Clearing fires emit smoke and greenhouse gases as vegetation burns.Black carbonRelated: Fires release black carbon, with emissions varying by fuel, moisture, and burning conditions.Atmospheric aerosolRelated: Fires emit smoke particles and gases that form secondary aerosols.ChloromethaneRelated: Fires release chloromethane formed from chlorine-containing compounds in vegetation.Isocyanic acidRelated: Burning vegetation releases HNCO into the atmosphere.Carbonyl sulfideRelated: Combustion of vegetation is a major natural source of carbonyl sulfide.