Most developing countries in the world face the common challenges of reducing air pollution
and advancing the process of sustainable development, especially in China. Air pollution …

Air pollution is a modifiable and preventable factor, and it is a possible risk factor for
dementia. However, evidence from epidemiological studies is still limited. We conducted a …

The very low-cost Nova particulate matter (PM) sensor SDS011 has recently drawn attention
for its use for measuring PM mass concentration, which is frequently used as an indicator of …

Research on the relationship between built environment and PM2. 5 has attracted notable
attention during the past decades. However, previous studies were less to test the spatial …

Short-term air pollution episodes motivate improved understanding of the association
between air pollution and acute morbidity and mortality episodes, and triggers required …

Shipping emissions contribute significantly to air pollution at the local and global scales and
will do so even more in the future because global maritime transport volumes are projected …

Spatially explicit urban air quality information is important for developing effective air quality
control measures. Traditionally, urban air quality is measured by networks of stationary …

Current shipping activities employ about 3% of the world-delivered energy. Most of this
energy is conveyed by diesel engines. In Europe, release of NO x and particulate matter …

The adverse health effects caused by long-term exposure to high pollution volumes from
industries near urban areas are a growing concern. Determining accurate distribution …

Many cities have long suffered from the events of fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) pollutions.
The Taiwanese Government has long strived to accurately predict the short-term hourly …