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A seven-year satellite and air-monitoring study of two São Paulo metropolitan regions finds that greener vegetation is generally associated with...
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A seven-year satellite and air-monitoring study of two São Paulo metropolitan regions finds that greener vegetation is generally associated with...
A two-year indoor air monitoring campaign in South Korea tracked fine particulate pollution in the homes of 130 older adults...
A comprehensive review of research on multipollutant air pollution in China shows that combined exposure to particles and gases poses...
A new 1-kilometer grid-based screening framework links two decades of fine particulate pollution with satellite-derived water quality signals across the...
Australian-first research projects at least $855 billion in economic losses from sea level rise and storm surge by 2100, threatening...
A new Nature Communications study shows that atmospheric updraft intensity, not monsoon strength alone, controls the oxygen isotope composition of...
University of Utah-led research shows satellite measurements of solar-induced fluorescence detected declining photosynthetic activity in Western U.S. forests two years...
Researchers have developed a two-stage modeling approach that combines high-resolution outdoor pollution predictions with building-level indoor transfer estimates to map...
A nationwide Thai study found that short-term spikes in six air pollutants significantly raise mortality risk and cost thousands of...
A balloon-based study over southern Israel shows cosmic radiation at commercial flight altitudes rises by an estimated 40 to 60...
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