Area source (pollution) Totally Explained

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Area sources are sources of pollution which emit a substance or radiation from a specified area. For example, area sources of air pollution are air pollution sources which operate within a certain region. Locomotives operating on certain tracks or paths are examples of a line source, whereas locomotives operating within a railyard are an example of an area source of pollution.Other area sources of pollution are:

Multiple flue gas stacks within a single industrial plant
Open burning and forest fires
Evaporation losses from large spills of volatile liquids
Surface runoff of rainfall or irrigation water

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