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Sam D Faulstich,Matthew J Strickland,Yan Liu et al. Sam D Faulstich et al.
Inhaling smoke PM2.5 can cause adverse health effects ranging from acute (e.g., asthma, lung irritation) to chronic (e.g., COPD, lung cancer). Acute health effects have immediate implications for public health, requiring rapid response to m...
Qingfang Su,David C Wong,Yangjun Wang et al. Qingfang Su et al.
Particulate 2-methyltetrols (2-MT), 2-methylglyceric acid (2-MG), and C5-alkene triols serve as critical tracers for identifying isoprene-derived secondary organic aerosols (SOAs). Field observations have identified significant concentratio...
Iris M Westra,Hubertus A Scheeren,Mareen J Penninga et al. Iris M Westra et al.
The global energy transition is expected to increase atmospheric hydrogen concentrations through fugitive emissions during production, transport, storage, and use, with loss rates potentially reaching up to 10% of total hydrogen production....
Shreya Suri,Lifei Yin,Bin Bai et al. Shreya Suri et al.
Black carbon (BC) and iron oxide (FeO x ) aerosols represent important contributors to shortwave atmospheric heating and have been associated with adverse human health outcomes. Accurate measurement of BC and FeO x is crucial for understand...
Yutong Wang,Laura-Helena Rivellini,Nasrin Dashti et al. Yutong Wang et al.
With the impacts of wildfires on urban air quality becoming increasingly prevalent, an important question is the degree to which wildfires affect urban brown carbon (BrC), a class of light-absorbing organic aerosols (OA). We deployed real-t...
Jiachen Liu,Shannon L Capps Jiachen Liu
Ambient ground-level ozone (O3) and fine particulate matter (PM2.5) contribute to adverse health impacts. Among controllable emission precursors, anthropogenic nitrogen oxides (NO x = NO + NO2) and volatile chemical products (VCP) are contr...
Betty Molinier,Patrick Aigner,Dominik Brunner et al. Betty Molinier et al.
Climate change is primarily driven by anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases. Reducing these emissions globally requires a massive effort at the individual, city, and national scales. Urban areas are hotspots of anthropogenic emissions...
Amara L Holder,Sarah Pender,Gavin Lau et al. Amara L Holder et al.
The Puente Jobos community in southern Puerto Rico has multiple sources of inhalable particulate matter less than 10 μm in diameter (PM10), including a nearby coal-fired power plant, a well-traveled road in the center of town, sea spray, a...
Meredith Franklin,Gunnar Schade,Dani Caputi et al. Meredith Franklin et al.
Unconventional oil and gas development (UOGD) has enabled the extraction of previously inaccessible hydrocarbon resources, leading to a rapid proliferation of well sites across shale regions, often in close proximity to residential communit...
Marcelo I Guzman,Thomas M Parris,Stephen F Greb et al. Marcelo I Guzman et al.
Methane emissions from Kentucky underground coal mines were measured using near-infrared spectrometers deployed on a vehicle, an airplane, and a small uncrewed aerial system (sUAS), offering insights into the effectiveness of these methods ...