… Finally, the spatialized health risks from BF burning for the entire … of hazards due to heavy
metals in PM 2.5 from BF burning and are expected to decrease the high use of biomass fuels …

… of biomass emissions will contribute to more accurate hazard … We burned five different biomass
fuels in this study: northern … All biomass fuels were stored in a temperature- and humidity-…

… , we should be vigilant with the blood pressure elevation and the resulting adverse health
hazards among elderly individuals after the return switch from clean fuels to biomass fuels. …

… biomass fuel use and cognitive impairment was evaluated using the Cox proportional hazards
… Thus, the burning of biomass fuels on the health outcomes of older people requires more …

… time, money and labor required for acquiring fuel. Other benefits include decrease in health
hazards and emissions that is good for family health. This awareness is required to increase …

… jobs in power generation plants, but also jobs in cooking and heating with biomass fuels. …
of biomass may pose a risk for workers’ health. During the production of the feedstock, hazards …

… burden on public health. Much of the evidence concerning hazard identification and risk …
irritant gases as a consequence of burning biomass fuels (wood, charcoal, crop residues, …

… Solid biomass fuel users had more prevalence rate of having eye irritation and the occurrence
of frequent blackouts. The occurrence of both these symptoms was found to be highly …

… Biofuels are natural energy and fuel that we can get from biomass (Ravila& Holm, 1994).
Biofuels are essential for our modern life, which we can get from various agricultural fields, …

Smoke samples from combustion of different biomass fuels … were detected in the emission
of fuels, while the remaining 5 … PAH concentrations emitted from biomass emissions shows …