Air quality in the forest is considered "excellent", with the majority of air pollution coming from the 128 average annual forest fires, in addition to controlled burning, the residential burning of coal, and dust from unpaved roads.
Air quality in the forest is considered "excellent", due to the comparatively sparse population and lack of industry. The majority of air pollution results from the 128 average annual forest fires, in addition to controlled burning, the residential burning of coal, and dust from unpaved roads.