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February 3, 2026Environmental Pollution

Size-fractionated chemical fingerprints and health risks of biomass burning aerosols at the Thailand-Myanmar border

Pavidarin Kraisitnitikul Radshadaporn Janta Sarana Chansuebsri Supattarachai Saksakrulkrai Duangduean Thepnuan Nuttipon Yabueng Somporn Chantara

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Key Points

Biomass burning aerosols show significant health risks, especially linked to fine particulate matter.
Chemical fingerprints indicate distinct compositions of aerosols collected across size fractions, with PM2.5 as a major concern.
Analysis across various sampling locations highlights the prevalence of respiratory effects linked to exposure to biomass burning.
Health risks detail the urgent need for mitigation strategies to protect communities affected by biomass burning.

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Observational analysis reveals health risks associated with biomass burning aerosols in border regions, suggesting urgent need for action.

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Kraisitnitikul et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7604fc6e9836116a2cead https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envpol.2026.127732

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