Spatial Analysis of Exposure to Traffic-Related Air Pollution in Mexico: Implications for Urban Planning to Improve Public Health
R Garnica-Monroy, V Garibay-Bravo… - Applied Spatial Analysis …, 2022 - Springer
In cities, traffic is one of the major determinants for air quality. Studies have shown that
proximity to roadways with heavy traffic has been linked with increased incidence and
prevalence of a range of health effects such as adverse birth outcomes, dementia, asthma,
and increased risk of bronchitis, wheezing, deficits in lung function growth and airway
inflammation, especially among children. In Mexico, 103 urban areas have air quality
monitoring, whilst more than 2,000 cities lack any information and only 29 have monitoring …
proximity to roadways with heavy traffic has been linked with increased incidence and
prevalence of a range of health effects such as adverse birth outcomes, dementia, asthma,
and increased risk of bronchitis, wheezing, deficits in lung function growth and airway
inflammation, especially among children. In Mexico, 103 urban areas have air quality
monitoring, whilst more than 2,000 cities lack any information and only 29 have monitoring …
Spatial analysis of exposure to traffic‐related air pollution in Mexico: Implications for urban planning to improve public health
H Martínez Salgado, R Garnica Monroy… - repositorio.tec.mx
In cities, traffic is one of the major determinants for air quality. Studies have shown that
proximity to roadways with heavy traffic has been linked with increased incidence and
prevalence of a range of health effects such as adverse birth outcomes, dementia, asthma,
and increased risk of bronchitis, wheezing, deficits in lung function growth and airway
inflammation, especially among children. In Mexico, 103 urban areas have air quality
monitoring, whilst more than 2,000 cities lack any information and only 29 have monitoring …
proximity to roadways with heavy traffic has been linked with increased incidence and
prevalence of a range of health effects such as adverse birth outcomes, dementia, asthma,
and increased risk of bronchitis, wheezing, deficits in lung function growth and airway
inflammation, especially among children. In Mexico, 103 urban areas have air quality
monitoring, whilst more than 2,000 cities lack any information and only 29 have monitoring …