Health riskPracticesCardiovascularCardiopulmonaryEmissions of ammonia have been demonstrated to play a role in the formation of airborne fine particulate matter, by reacting with gaseous emissions of sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen. Agriculture emits ammonia to the atmosphere, and atmospheric ...
asthma attacks, irritated throat, bronchitis, reduced lung function, coughing and chest pains are all health effects of wildfire smoke and bad air quality. And according to the EPA, it often leads to an "increased risk" of
Even New York Road Runners, the nonprofit that puts on the annual TCS New York City Marathon, canceled its Global Running Day events on Wednesday and urged those in smoke-impacted areas to follow local health advisory guidelines. IQAir, the company that tracks air quality data in cities globa...
such as diabetes, mental health and can impair the cognitive development in children. For years, some studies have linked air pollution to chronic illnesses including asthma, cancer. Even more frightening, recent studies indicate that unhealthy air quality can contribute to changes in the brain ...
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We find higher fleet electrification ratios can synergistically deliver greater air quality, climate and health benefits. For example, electrifying 27% of private vehicles and a larger proportion of certain commercial fleets can readily reduce the annual concentrations of fine particulate matter, nitrogen...
摘要原文 This, the first systematic study, quantifies the health effects of air quality regulations in Delhi, which adopted radical measures to improve air quality, including, for example, the conversion of all commercial vehicles to compressed natural gas (CNG), and the closure of polluting indu...
In this study, we used the latest local vegetation datasets from our field survey and applied an estimation model to analyze the spatial-temporal patterns, air quality impacts, health damage and mitigating strategies of BVOCs emissions in the Greater Beijing Area. Results showed that: (1) the ...
with ~8.24 million contributed by reduced ARI effects. Likewise, China’s carbon neutrality pledge decreases the proportion of the population exposed to air pollution above the World Health Organization (WHO)-10 and WHO-5 air quality guidelines by 42 and 0.9 percentage points, respectively, particul...
We find higher fleet electrification ratios can synergistically deliver greater air quality, climate and health benefits. For example, electrifying 27% of private vehicles and a larger proportion of certain commercial fleets can readily reduce the annual concentrations of fine particulate matter, nitrogen...