Smoke as a pollutant

A cloud of fine particles suspended in a gas, usually as the result of the incomplete burning of biomass and fossil fuels. Smoke pollution cuts out sunlight, leaves a deposit of soot on surfaces, and can be a major lung irritant.

1. Urban-industrial air pollution
2. Particulate atmospheric pollution
3. Gaseous air pollutants

1. Soot
2. Oil smoke
3. Health hazards of passive smoking
4. Air pollution from forest fires

1. Photochemical oxidant formation
2. Morbidity
3. Heart disorders
4. Fog
5. Dust
6. Diseases of the respiratory system
7. Deterioration in atmospheric visibility
8. Chronic bronchitis

1. Waste paper
2. Urban fires
3. Slash-and-burn farming
4. Pollution by aircraft
5. Plastic pollution
6. Industrial air emissions
7. Inadequate waste incineration
8. Inadequate domestic refuse disposal
9. Wildfires
10. Agricultural burning

1. Tobacco smoking

1. Reducing smoke as a pollutant

1. Pollution