In this article, we rethink the spatial and racial politics of the environmental justice movement
in the United States by linking it to abolitionist theories that have emerged from the Black …

Relatively few studies have characterized differences in intra-and inter-neighborhood traffic-
related air pollutant (TRAP) concentrations and distance-decay gradients in neighborhoods …

A model inter-comparison study to assess the abilities of steady-state Gaussian dispersion
models to capture near-road pollutant dispersion has been carried out with four models …

Exposure to roadway emissions is an emerging area of research because of recent
epidemiological studies reporting association between living within a few hundred meters of …

Comparative evaluations are needed to assess the suitability of near-road air pollution
models for traffic-related ultrafine particle number concentration (PNC). Our goal was to …

Abstract The Community Line Source (C-LINE) modeling system estimates emissions and
dispersion of toxic air pollutants for roadways within the continental United States. It …

Aiming to advance in the understanding of pollutant dispersion near roads, we measured,
simultaneously, vehicle traffic, meteorological parameters, and 24-h average concentration …

In this study, a numerical model is proposed for calculating pollution zones near the road,
taking into account the geometry of the automobile transport, meteorological conditions, the …

Two observational campaigns were conducted, one in the Grenoble area (South Eastern
France), for the MOCoPo project, near an urban freeway in 2011 and the other one in a …

Atmospheric pollutant dispersion near sources is typically simulated by Gaussian models
because of their efficient compromise between reasonable accuracy and manageable …