Air quality in rural India is impacted by residential cooking and heating with biomass fuels. In
this study, emissions of CO, CO 2, and 76 volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and fine …

Non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHCs) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from
grate-firing coal furnaces cause serious harmful impacts on the atmospheric environment …

The area along (and on) the lower Yangtze River is a hotspot in the Yangtze River Delta
(YRD) due to intense anthropogenic emissions to both the water and the atmosphere …

Reducing indoor ozone levels may be an effective strategy to reduce total exposure and
associated mortality. Here we estimate (a) premature mortalities attributable to ozone for …

Each year, millions of premature deaths worldwide are caused by exposure to outdoor air
pollution, especially fine particulate matter (PM2. 5). Designing policies to reduce these …

Air pollution exposure remains a leading public health problem in China. The use of
chemical transport models to quantify the impacts of various emission changes on air quality …

South Asia is a hotspot of air pollution with limited resilience and hence, understanding the
mitigation potential of different sources is critically important. In this context the country …

PM 2.5 pollution in India increases severely during the winter season due to adverse
meteorological conditions and shows comparatively higher pollution loading in Indo …

Coal continues to be a major source of energy for residential heating in some parts of the
world due to its low price and good availability. However, only little information on emissions …

Global solid biofuel stove emissions strongly impact air quality, climate change, and human
health. However, investigations of the impacts of global solid biofuel stove emissions on …