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DP18977: When the Fields Burn: The Hidden Costs of Agricultural Fires on Children's Education
Agricultural residue burning releases pollutants that prevailing winds carry across administrative boundaries. We study the effects of fire-driven pollution on the cognitive development and educational trajectories of around 700,000 children aged 5--16 in Pakistan, combining satellite-derived burned
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