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Bhujdma Borku
 
 
 
 
Bhujdma Borku
 
Professor Bujidma Borku from Mongolian International University introduced in detail the situation of winter air pollution in Ulaanbaatar, a major city in Mongolia, and potential solutions to reduce air pollution from three aspects: background, relevant city information, and environmental protection projects. Firstly, the traditional housing structure, economy, types of fuel used, pollutant monitoring data in Ulaanbaatar city center and yurt area, energy and environmental protection projects, and clean air projects in Mongolia are introduced; finally, potential solutions to reduce air pollution are proposed: use natural gas and solar energy instead of coal; the government monitors air quality in big cities, reduces local waste incineration, and eliminates small boilers; promotes public transportation; invests in households so that low-income groups can use clean coal and coal stoves; provides education, getting them to use better quality coal and coal stoves.
 
About the Author
 
Bujdma Borku is a researcher at the International University of Mongolia. He successively obtained a bachelor's degree from the National University of Mongolia, a master's degree, and a doctorate degree from the University of Wyoming—a member of the American Society for Soil Science, recent research on air pollution in Ulaanbaatar.
 
Bujidma Borku has more research fields on atmospheric/biosphere carbon and nitrogen cycles and has 11 years of experience in atmospheric chemistry and 8 years of experience in soil/plant science research. Collected raw data from energy, industry, agriculture, forestry, and waste sectors to estimate greenhouse gas emissions, compiled 10-year greenhouse gas emission inventories for Mongolia's five economic sectors, and recorded them in the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report.