Background With much of the world's population residing in urban areas, an understanding
of air pollution exposures at the city level can inform mitigation approaches. Previous studies …

Photocatalytic degradation of gaseous pollutants on Bi-based semiconductors under solar
light irradiation has attracted significant attention. However, their application in gaseous …

China started to implement comprehensive measures to mitigate traffic pollution at the end
of 1990s, but the comprehensive effects, especially on ambient air quality and public health …

This paper describes, documents, and validates the TM5-FAst Scenario Screening Tool
(TM5-FASST), a global reduced-form air quality source–receptor model that has been …

Aviation emissions have been found to cause 5% of global anthropogenic radiative forcing
and∼ 16 000 premature deaths annually due to impaired air quality. When aiming to reduce …

The impact of air pollution on human health and the associated external costs in Europe and
the United States (US) for the year 2010 are modeled by a multi-model ensemble of regional …

Rural-to-urban transformation (RUT) is the process of turning a rural or natural land surface
into an urban one, which brings about important modifications in the surface, causing well …

Background Climate change is likely to further worsen ozone pollution in already heavily
polluted areas, leading to increased ozone-related health burdens. However, little evidence …

Ambient PM 2.5 pollution is a leading environmental health risk factor worldwide. The spatial
resolution of PM 2.5 concentrations and population strongly impacts PM 2.5-related health …

Background: Air pollution-attributable disease burdens reported at global, country, state, or
county levels mask potential smaller-scale geographic heterogeneity driven by variation in …