Cleaner Air, Calmer Searches: How China’s Air Quality Shapes Public Attention to Depression
A new study of 277 Chinese cities finds that improvements in air quality significantly reduce public attention to depressive emotions, ...
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Hyperlocal sensors reveal block-by-block gaps in children’s pollution exposure
A study of Chelsea, Massachusetts, using 84 hyperlocal air monitors and parcel-level housing data reveals that air exchange rates and ...
Green Landscapes Emerge as a Double Weapon Against Smog and Carbon in China’s Coal Country
A new study of southern Shanxi shows that dense building development drives both winter smog and carbon emissions, while large, ...
Lidar That Knows What It Is Looking At Cuts Beijing PM2.5 Profile Errors by 38 Percent
A fluorescence-Raman-Mie polarization lidar method that classifies aerosols by shape and fluorescence before converting extinction to PM2.5 cut retrieval errors ...
New PM2.5 index captures both how high and how often air pollution strikes
A newly introduced PM2.5 Magnitude–Rank Index condenses a year of daily air quality data into one threshold-free number, capturing both ...
Short-Term Exposure to Multiple Air Pollutants Tied to Ischemic Stroke Hospital Admissions in Lanzhou
In the heavily polluted river valley city of Lanzhou in northwestern China, even a few days of elevated air pollution ...
New Decision Matrix Reveals Wood Smoke, Not Just Traffic, Drives Urban Air Pollution
A new semi-quantitative decision matrix developed in Argentina shows that biomass burning, not vehicle traffic, is the leading source of ...
Wildfire Smoke Proves More Toxic Than Other Air Pollution in Landmark Hospitalization Study
A study of nearly 90 million hospitalizations across 20 US states finds that wildfire-specific PM2.5 carries a higher per-unit risk ...
Air Pollution’s Effect on Pneumococcal Disease Depends on the Bacterial Lineage Circulating
A landmark study of 59,017 South African cases reveals that the danger posed by air pollution shifts depending on which ...
Heatwaves and Wildfire Smoke Now Overlap for More Than Half the World’s Population
A new Science Advances analysis finds that 55.9% of the global population faced rising co-exposure to heatwaves and landscape fire ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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