Fire Smoke and Sahara Dust Take Turns Shaping Caribbean Air Pollution
A year-round study in Mérida, Mexico, reveals that springtime biomass burning and summer African dust alternately reshape Caribbean aerosol chemistry, ...
A year-round study in Mérida, Mexico, reveals that springtime biomass burning and summer African dust alternately reshape Caribbean aerosol chemistry, ...
A year-long chemical study of Belgrade's PM10 pollution has identified seven sources, finding that residential wood burning contributes the largest ...
A new satellite-driven inversion framework shows Brazil's 2019 fires released about 47 Tg of carbon monoxide, revealing that savanna emissions ...
A major study of more than 545 air samples across five Greek cities finds that winter wood burning for home ...
A five-year study of black carbon in Medellín, Colombia, finds urban exposure equivalent to about ten passive cigarettes daily, with ...
A new study of winter air in Xi'an shows China's Clean Air Action has lowered particle-bound PAH pollution, but oxidized ...
New research from the University of Miami shows that smoke from African agricultural fires brightens southeast Atlantic clouds, but the ...
In recent years, the role of isoprene as a precursor for secondary organic aerosols (SOA) has gained significant attention from ...
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