What Is Clean Air Worth? South Korea Puts a Price Tag on PM2.5 Deaths
A new contingent valuation study estimates that South Korean households would pay about 41,643 won per year for a one-in-10,000 ...
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Inside the Port-City Smog Zone: Alexandria Measurements Reveal Where Ships and Traffic Collide
A new field study at Egypt's Alexandria Port maps how ship and cargo emissions create distinct pollution hot spots from ...
Who Breathes Easiest When the Haze Returns? Sarawak Survey Maps Uneven Community Resilience
A survey of 481 adults in Sarawak finds that community resilience to recurrent haze is lowest in urban areas and ...
Indoor Air Pollution Slows the Brain Within Hours, Landmark Chamber Study Finds
A controlled chamber experiment in London shows that 90 minutes of exposure to typical indoor fine particulate matter levels significantly ...
Even Clean Air Cities Carry a Hidden Stroke Risk, Six-Year Study Warns
A six-year time-series study in Guiyang, a low-pollution karst city in Southwest China, finds that short-term exposure to six major ...
Dense low-cost IoT network maps street-level air pollution across Hyderabad
Researchers in Hyderabad deployed 49 calibrated low-cost IoT air quality sensors across 4 square kilometers, revealing street-level pollution patterns and ...
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, ...
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 ...
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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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