India's rising population and vehicular ownership have led to problems such as traffic
congestion, pollution, and road accidents. The transportation sector is a crucial player in the …

Background Air pollution is a global problem with PM 2.5 being one of the major pollutants
causing many diseases. The concentrations of PM 2.5 are found to exceed the World Health …

Multiple studies indicate that PM2. 5 is the most deleterious air pollutant for which there are
ambient air quality standards. Daily concentrations of PM2. 5 in Bangkok, Thailand …

Lung cancer (LC) mortality, as one of the top cancer deaths in China, has been associated
with increased levels of exposure to ambient air pollutants. In this study, different lag times …

A comprehensive health risk assessment of PM 2.5 is meaningful to understand the current
status and directions regarding further improving air quality from the perspective of human …

Due to the implementation of different air pollution control measures in the Bei**g–Tian**–
Hebei (BTH) region during 2013–2017, the air quality exhibited varied improvements in …

Climate change and air pollution are primarily caused by the combustion and utilization of
fossil fuels. Both climate change and air pollution cause health problems. Based on the …

China's coal-fired power industry urgently needs deep decarbonization to meet the
challenge of climate change. Regional air quality improvement and the health benefits can …

Climate change-driven temperature increases worsen air quality in places where coal
combustion powers electricity for air conditioning. Climate solutions that substitute clean and …

Background Ambient fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) is one of the leading risk factors in
India. The elevated levels of PM 2.5 exposure concentration in India are related to higher …