👉 Fumes, or vapor emissions, refer to the invisible or semi-transparent gases that can be released into the air from various sources, such as industrial processes, vehicle exhaust, and chemical reactions. The term "gaps" in this context typically highlights the issues surrounding the detection, measurement, and regulation of these fumes, particularly in environments where they pose health risks or environmental concerns. These gaps can manifest in several ways: inadequate monitoring systems that fail to detect low levels of harmful gases, lack of standardized regulations leading to inconsistent enforcement, and insufficient public awareness about the dangers of inhaling these fumes. Additionally, there may be technological limitations in accurately measuring certain types of fumes, especially those at very low concentrations, and economic barriers that prevent industries from investing in advanced monitoring equipment. Addressing these gaps is crucial for protecting human health and the environment.
