Lead Isotopes Reveal Coal and Traffic as the Hidden Sources of Urban Dust Pollution
Lead isotope fingerprints in dust fall from Baoding, China, reveal that coal combustion and traffic emissions together supply over half ...
Lead isotope fingerprints in dust fall from Baoding, China, reveal that coal combustion and traffic emissions together supply over half ...
A 17-month Houston field study using a portable 3D-printed human airway replica found that cancer and non-cancer risks from PAHs ...
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 in Constantine, Algeria, shows that the common ash tree accumulates traffic-related trace metals in its bark and ...
A University of Leicester study of 2.7 million marathon performances across six World Marathon Majors links higher race-day nitrogen dioxide ...
A new spatial analysis of Java Island shows that toddlers in districts combining high air pollution exposure with industrial and ...
In the rapidly industrializing regions of the North China Plain, air quality has become a pressing concern, particularly regarding fine ...
In a groundbreaking study published in the upcoming issue of Environmental Science & Technology Letters, researchers have unveiled compelling evidence ...
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