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Open Burning
NAME: LI YUAN SING
STUDENT ID: SCS/1303/055
IC NUMBER: 950320-13-5414
TOPIC: Open Fire Burning. How Does It Affect Us?

ABSTRACT
Open burning is the disposal of any waste material in an open, outside flame and can be a substantial wellspring of air contamination. Smoke from open burning contains fine particles, gasses and other harmful results of burning that can be breathed in profoundly into the lungs. Exploratory studies have interfaced presentation to fine particles to trouble in breathing, irritated asthma, expanded crisis room visits and healing centre affirmations, and, at times, unexpected losses. Those most at danger are kids, the elderly and individuals with incessant respiratory issues. Moreover, open burning likewise causes a few impacts to human as well as environment. There are a few solutions for avert open burning and in the event that we cooperate, the issues of open burning can be solved and we will have a healthy and clean living environment.

Introduction
In the spring, numerous individuals begin cleaning up their properties. Leaves are raked, and sticks and limbs are accumulated. A few property holders discard yard squander by copying it on their property. Notwithstanding, this practice can be hazardous. It can result in property and timberland blazes, risk open wellbeing and security, and debilitate the nature's turf.
Open burning helps air contamination. These blazes don't get hot enough to totally burn yard waste. Rather, they burn and smoke, discharging fine particles and other unsafe toxins into the air. Introduction to this smoke can be perilous to human wellbeing. It can bother the nose, throat, and skin and reason different breathing issues. Individuals with genuine breathing issues, in the same way as asthma, are particularly at danger.
The Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) investigates all protestations of open burning. Not all occasions of open burning constitute an infringement. However, when an infringement is found,

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