Urban street canyons formed by high-rise buildings restrict the dispersion of vehicle
emissions, which pose severe health risks to the public by aggravating roadside air quality …

This paper reviews the effectiveness of traffic management strategies (TMS) for mitigating
emissions, ambient concentrations, human exposure, and health effects of traffic-related air …

Air quality in European cities is still a challenge, with various urban areas frequently
exceeding the PM 2.5 and NO 2 concentration levels allowed by the European Union Air …

Traffic management strategies not only affects public safety and convenience, but also can
affect air quality significantly and thus may affect public health, as traffic is one of the most …

For many decades, countless studies have been performed regarding the effects of the
environment on traditional building materials, presenting methods to mostly quantify …

Background Ambient air pollution is associated with a large burden of disease in both high‐
income countries (HICs) and low‐and middle‐income countries (LMICs). To date, no …

Nitrogen dioxide (NO 2) can have harmful effects on human health and can act as a
precursor for the formation of other air pollutants in urban environment such as secondary …

Urban air pollution is a matter of growing concern for both public administrations and
citizens. Road traffic is one of the main sources of air pollutants, though topography …

Environmental traffic restrictions are increasingly implemented in a large number of cities.
One popular strategy consists in setting up Low Emission Zones (LEZs) that regulate or …

Air pollution is a global issue that impacts environmental inequalities, and air quality sensors
can have a decisive role in city policymaking for future cities. Science and society are …