According to Figure 13.1 , wildfires are a natural source of primary pollutants. This fact implies that the smoke in this image is a “natural pollutant.” However, these fires had a human origin. Is this air pollution “natural”? What term or phrase best fits this example? Figure 13.1 sources of primary pollutantsSOURCES OF PRIMARY POLLUTANTSNATURALBacteria,virusesBreakingPollens,terpenesBlowingdustVolcanoesWildfiresseasACCENTUATED BY HUMANSNuclear oratomicRoasting,heating,refiningMining,quarrying,farmingCombustionChemicalprocessesprocessesprocessesprocessesCreatedbyhumans

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According to Figure 13.1 , wildfires are a natural source
of primary pollutants. This fact implies that the smoke in
this image is a “natural pollutant.” However, these fires
had a human origin. Is this air pollution “natural”? What
term or phrase best fits this example?