I need a publish-ready review article that collates and critiques the existing academic literature on crop residue management across Asia. The core of the paper should weave together three threads: environmental impact (e.g., GHG emissions, soil health, air-quality concerns), economic benefits (cost savings, value-added by-products, livelihood effects) and recent technological advancements such as conservation tillage tools, biochar production, in-field mechanised collection or residue-based bioenergy systems. I am aiming for a rigorous academic tone backed by up-to-date peer-reviewed sources, regional case studies and clear data visualisation where relevant. Please draw primarily on journal articles and recognised institutional reports (FAO, ICAR, CIMMYT, etc.) published within roughly the last decade so the analysis reflects current practice and policy debate in countries like India, China, Bangladesh, Vietnam, and other key Asian producers. Comparisons to work from other continents can be used sparingly for context, but the spotlight must remain on Asia. Deliverables • 4,000–6,000-word manuscript in editable Word format • Complete reference list (Vancouver style) with DOIs or URLs • One-page executive summary highlighting major findings and research gaps Acceptance criteria • Minimum 50 recent peer-reviewed sources • Dedicated sections for environmental, economic and technological dimensions • Evidence-based conclusions plus suggestions for future Asian-focused research or policy shifts And don't use artificial intelligence for writing Also add table max two and figure make own by powerpoint maximum two If you are comfortable synthesising multidisciplinary literature and presenting it in a clear, cohesive narrative, I look forward to reading your outline and timeline.