Biogenic source

Biogenic source

Biological sources such as plants and animals that emit air pollutants such as volatile organic compounds. Examples of biogenic sources include animal management operations, and oak and pine tree forests. (See also natural sources. ) For more information, please go to our Ecosystems Impact website.

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