In today's' indoor generation', most human activities take place within an enclosed space,
characterised by a chemically diverse and complex air quality. Although source control is the …

This chapter of the New York City Panel on Climate Change 4 (NPCC4) report considers
climate health risks, vulnerabilities, and resilience strategies in New York City's unique …

Air pollution in urban areas is associated with adverse human health outcomes, including
cardiopulmonary disease and premature death. The relationships, determined largely …

The ability to inexpensively monitor PM 2.5 to identify sources and enable controls would
advance residential indoor air quality (IAQ) management. Consumer IAQ monitors …

Intensive building energy efficiency improvements can reduce emissions from energy use,
improving outdoor air quality and human health, but may also affect ventilation and indoor …

Mechanical ventilation systems are used in residences to introduce ventilation air and dilute
indoor-generated pollutants. A variety of ventilation system types can be used in home …

Exposure to airborne particulate matter (PM) in residential buildings can cause adverse
health risks for building occupants. One approach to mitigate this exposure is the use of …

Increases in hospital admissions and deaths are associated with increases in outdoor air
particles during wildfires. This analysis estimates the health benefits expected if …

Understanding the cost-effectiveness of possible interventions to reduce air pollution levels
is crucial to developing sustainable mitigation and adaption strategies. Although people …

This study evaluates the mortality‐related benefits and costs of improvements in particle
filtration in US homes and commercial buildings based on models with empirical inputs. The …