Hidden Microbes Ride Fine Particles in Indian Classroom Air, Study Finds
A year-long study of classrooms in Agra, India, found that fine particulate matter carries culturable bacteria and fungi at concentrations ...
A year-long study of classrooms in Agra, India, found that fine particulate matter carries culturable bacteria and fungi at concentrations ...
A study of 585 mothers in Mexico City finds that prenatal exposure to fine particulate matter sharply raises the risk ...
A prospective Chinese cohort study links long-term exposure to mixtures of common air pollutants with the new onset of combined ...
Researchers in Indonesia have combined Gaussian plume dispersion modeling with a health-weighted Atmospheric Environmental Pressure Index to show that a ...
A year-long sensor study of Chiang Mai's Don Kaew Road Tunnel shows that brief crossings through unventilated urban underpasses expose ...
A UK Biobank study of over 52,000 adults identifies a 700-protein blood signature that statistically mediates the link between fine ...
Wind-tunnel experiments in Inner Mongolia reveal that fine dust particles settle most efficiently at a gentle breeze of about 2 ...
A new health-economic model estimates that air and water pollution cost Uganda USD 4.34 billion annually, about 8.1 percent of ...
Simultaneous wintertime measurements in Chengdu show that aerosol liquid water, supplied mainly by ammonium nitrate, is the dominant driver pulling ...
A year-long, nationwide comparison shows China's newly released EPICC-Model matching or beating CAMx and CMAQ at simulating summer ozone peaks ...
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