Exposure to air pollution is a major risk factor globally and particularly in Asia. A large
portion of air pollutants result from residential combustion of solid biomass and coal fuel for …

Residential contribution to air pollution–associated health impacts is critical, but
inadequately addressed because of data gaps. Here, we fully model the effects of residential …

Serious air pollution has caused about one million premature deaths per year in China
recently. Besides cross-border atmospheric transport of air pollution, trade also relocates …

Air pollution exposure is a leading public health problem in China. Despite recent air quality
improvements, fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) exposure remains large, the associated …

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), indoor air pollution (IAP) from the use of
solid fuels in households in the developing world is responsible for more than 1.6 million …

Abstract Cities in North China are facing serious air pollution problems including high
concentrations of particles, SO 2, and NO x due to heating emissions. The exposure to air …

Exposure to and the related burden of diseases caused by pollution from solid fuel cooking,
known as household air pollution (HAP), has been incorporated in the assessment of the …

Household cooking and space heating with biomass and coal have adverse impacts on both
indoor and outdoor air quality and are associated with a significant health burden. Though …

Energy and related health issues are of growing concern worldwide today. To investigate
the potential public health and economic impact of ambient air pollution under various low …

Indoor air pollution in developing countries is a major global health problem, yet estimates of
the global burden of disease vary widely and are associated with large uncertainty. The …