Unexpected wildfire emission impacts air quality worldwide

ScienceDaily
Sep 21, 2020, 1:06 pm173 pts
During wildfires, nitrous acid plays a leading role -- spiking to levels significantly higher than scientists expected, driving increased ozone pollution and harming air quality, according to a new study.

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