Agricultural practices also play a role in pollution, though their impact is not as significant as that of industry and energy generation. Farmers occasionally burn leftover crops and grasslands, emitting smoke and fine particles into the air. Additionall

Agricultural methods contribute to pollution, though their effect is generally less pronounced than that of industrial activities and energy production. Farmers sometimes engage in the practice of burning crop residue and grasslands, which releases smoke and fine particulate matter into the atmosphere. Moreover, dust generated by farming activities can adversely affect air quality in rural areas.