The importance of pollution in determining human health is becoming increasingly clear,
also given the dramatic consequences it has had on recent geopolitical events. Yet, the …

Fine particulate matter, with an aerodynamic diameter≤ 2.5 μm (PM 2.5), is a severe
problem in China. The lack of ground-based measurements and its sparse distribution …

Coal-fired power plants (CPPs) dominate China's energy supply systems. Over the past two
decades, the explosive growth of CPPs has led to negative air quality and health impacts in …

Building sector accounts for about 30% of total primary energy consumption in Chinese
cities, in which the untreated scattered coal is one of the most important sources for local air …

Rapid industrialization and urbanization along with a growing population are contributing
significantly to air pollution in China. Evaluation of long-term aerosol optical depth (AOD) …

Understanding long-term variations in aerosol loading is essential for evaluating the health
and climate effects of airborne particulates as well as the effectiveness of pollution control …

The" comparative attitude" of urban agglomerations involves multidimensional perspectives
such as infrastructure, ecological protection, and air pollution. Based on monitoring station …

North China is one of the country's most important socio-economic centers, but its severe air
pollution is a huge concern. In this region, precisely forecasting the daily photovoltaic power …

Sharp increases in energy consumption have led to increases in fine particulate matter
emissions in the Jing-Jin-Ji region. In this study, PM 2.5 emissions of various sectors were …

Abstract The Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei (BTH) region is one of the important economic centers
of China, but it suffers from severe air pollution. Based on the panel pollution-related data of …