👉 Geo fumes refer to the plumes of gases and particulates released into the atmosphere from various geological processes, such as volcanic eruptions, geothermal activity, and the weathering of rocks. These emissions can include sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, methane, and other trace elements, which can have significant environmental impacts. When released in large quantities, geo fumes can contribute to air pollution, acid rain, and climate change. They also pose health risks to humans and wildlife, particularly in areas near active geological sites or industrial operations that tap into these natural resources. Managing and monitoring geo fumes is crucial for maintaining air quality and protecting ecosystems.
