To better understand potential adverse effects of incense burning in exposed individuals, we conducted a hazard assessment of incense smoke exposure.
With the currently available evidence, it is important to raise public awareness about the potential harmful effects of incense burning in order to take steps to reduce exposure such as reducing the frequency and duration of incense burning, keeping the room well ventilated when burning incense and avoiding such practice in the presence of children and susceptible individuals.
We: (1) examined the effects of burning and thinning treatments on soil conditions, (2) identified any changes in the effects of soil chemical and physical properties on RS under burning and thinning treatments, and (3) indirectly estimated the changes in the autotrophic soil respiration (RA) and heterotrophic soil respiration (RH) contribution to RS under burning and thinning treatments.
This study reports on the effects of burning, fire intensity and burning of sites on germination; burning, fire intensity, burning of sites and grass length (shade) on seedling establishment and specific species responses to treatments (treatment species interactions).
A total of 12 study plots (30 m × 30 m) were established in a completely randomized experimental design to determine the effect of burning, with 2 treatments: no burning (control) and burning (i.e. with three replicate plots for each treatment and site).
Climate change is contentious enough as an unintended side-effect of burning fossil fuels.
We studied the effects of prescribed burning in alkaline grasslands of high conservation interest.
The river reeks of gasoline burning in her current.
Several plants are used traditionally in treatment of many skin wounds and burnings in various points of the world [ 39]; among them one can refer to plants of jujube, mountain germander, olibanum, and also portulaca, whose effect has been proved during trend of healing of burning wounds in rats [ 40– 40].
The effects of biomass burning on PM2.5 levels are visible in central South America and central Africa, where we estimated concentrations of 10 17 μg/m.
