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/year, 1.3-6.9 times greater than the next highest-emitting emission hotspots: Northern Hemisphere Africa, Southern Hemisphere South America, and Equatorial Asia. On a global scale, wildland fire organic emissions are 79% of anthropogenic organic emissions, but their I/SVOC emissions are comparable. With a more comprehensive consideration of the mass and chemical speciation of full-volatility organics, this emission inventory could enhance our understanding of the impact of wildland fires on air quality and human health.
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