One aim of roadside green infrastructure (GI) is to mitigate exposure to local, traffic-
generated pollutants. Here, we determine the efficacy of roadside GI in improving local air …

Ultrafine particles (UFP) are the smallest atmospheric particulate matter linked to air
pollution-related diseases. The extent to which UFP's physical and chemical properties …

Electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) aerosols are complex mixtures of chemicals,
metals, and particles that may present inhalation hazards and adverse respiratory health …

Road dust is a demonstrated source of urban air pollution. Given this, the implementation of
street sweeping strategies that effectively limit road dust accumulation and resuspension …

Magnetic particulate matter (PM) has raised increasing concern due to its abundant
presence in ambient air and negative health impact. However, there is still a lack of …

Environmental particles have dramatic consequences for health, especially for the most
vulnerable people, such as asthmatics. To better understand the impact on gene expression …

The granulometric fractions of indoor dust, categorized as coarse (grain size of 1.00–0.071
mm) and fine (grain size< 0.071 mm), were investigated to discern variations in their …

The magnetic susceptibility (κ) of particulate matter (PM) is a useful tool in estimation
concentration of iron-rich particles and provides useful information on the emission sources …

People spend most of their time indoors, especially during the coronavirus disease.
Prolonged exposure to heavy metal-contaminated dust can be harmful to human health. The …

This study aims to identify the most polluted areas and sites using the magnetic signal of
ornamental plant leaves as an indicator of environmental pollution. Systematic sampling …