A composite digital illustration shows traditional brick kilns in South Asia emitting thick black smoke into a hazy orange-brown sky. In the foreground, two workers stack bricks amid dust clouds. On the right, infographic icons display lungs, a CO₂ cloud, particulate matter symbols, and a bar graph comparing traditional kilns with modern cleaner technology. A bold yellow caution sign reads “Air Pollution Hotspot.” Overlay text states “Brick Kilns & Air Pollution in South Asia,” with the EnviroRevelations logo at the bottom.
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How Brick Kilns Contribute to Air Pollution in South Asia

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Introduction: The Silent Polluters Brick kilns dot South Asia’s landscape. They fuel construction booms. Yet, they choke the air with toxins. This explainer uncovers their role in pollution. It draws […]

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