Titlebook: Biomass Burning in Sub-Saharan Africa; Chemical Issues and Liliana Mammino Book 2020 Springer Nature B.V. 2020 Atmospheric pollutants.Trac

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Katja Scheidt,Christine Thieleket of biomass in Africa.?The increasing of the population and the need of energy for domestic activities have lead to the burning of biomass of plant origin in order to produce charcoal. Forest burning?is also applied in DR Congo as a technique to clear land and fertilize soil for agricultural needs

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91509-8nmental damage comes from changes in soil properties (physical, chemical and biological), greenhouse gas emissions and decreasing crop yields. The use of crop residue biomass to replace fossil fuels is a valid alternative as it also supports farmers for land release and protects the environment. Man

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,Berechnung der Anla?- und Bremswiderst?nde,es in two key domains: the modes of production and everyday behaviour patterns. The former relies mostly on scientific and technological research. The latter entails shifts from behaviour patterns that cause harm to the environment to patterns that are environmentally benign. The behaviour types tha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36083-2e swathes of savannah grasslands in the region, persistent dependence on primary resources, dependence on biomass as a primary source of energy and poor land use patterns expose the region to fossil fuel burning, with devastating effects on the human and physical environment. Studies have shown that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36083-2pter is to provide reflections on some African indigenous perspectives; focusing on fire, burning and flames’ narratives. Indigenous knowledge systems (IKS) theories are adopted as the theoretical basis for this chapter. Narratives and anecdotes are collected from the people who have survived fire d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0808-2Atmospheric pollutants; Trace gas emissions; Greenhouse gases; Biomass valorisation; Domestic biofuel co