what difficulties do woman in villages face while burning wood or cowdung cake ₍upla₎
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Women in villages who use firewood or dried cow dung cakes for cooking and other heating purposes, are exposed to tiny Particulate Matters (PM) and Carbon Monoxide gas (CO), along with a host of other gases.
These tiny particles contained in smoke, along with the gaseous mixture given out by wood or cow dung smoke, is a dangerous pollutant and can lead to many diseases of the human respiratory tract. It mostly affects the rural women, as they are more exposed to burning firewood.
Many women in most of the villages use firewood or dried cow dung cakes for cooking and other heating purposes as it is the only source which is available to them.
It release a lot of smog which contains a lot of suspended particulate matter which are present in the air. This suspended particulate matter clogs the respiratory tract of the humans and it can leads to various complexities and a lot of diesease among the human.