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Alexis R Slade,Andres Martinez,Martine E Mathieu-Campbell et al. Alexis R Slade et al.
We investigated airborne concentrations of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) near the Portland Harbor Superfund Site (PHSS), a historical and culturally significant location. In collaboration with residents, we measured airborne PCBs using p...
Qing Ye,Isabel S Albores,Seamus C Frey et al. Qing Ye et al.
Air cleaning devices, or "air cleaners", have the potential to improve indoor air by decreasing levels of air pollutants, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs), in indoor environments. Many commercial air cleaners aimed at removing VO...
Konstantina Vasilatou,Christina Giannakoudaki,Reto Abt et al. Konstantina Vasilatou et al.
Bioaerosols can affect human and plant health as well as climate. New automatic bioaerosol monitors capable of detecting and classifying pollen and fungal spores in real time have recently been developed, revolutionizing the way how data ar...
Katharina Meixner,Thomas Wagenhäuser,Tanja J Schuck et al. Katharina Meixner et al.
Sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) is a highly potent greenhouse gas with a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 24,700 over 100 years and is globally mainly used as an electrical insulator in switchgear. Several measurement networks have tracked SF6 f...
Lawson D Gillespie,Sebastién Ars,Cassandra Worthy et al. Lawson D Gillespie et al.
Quantifying facility-level methane (CH4) emissions is an important task for measuring progress toward net zero and carbon emission reduction targets. Landfills are a significant source of anthropogenic CH4 emissions in Canada. Quantifying C...
Christine Troller,Dallan Schoenberger,Richard Spear et al. Christine Troller et al.
Biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) emitted from aquatic systems are increasingly recognized for their influence on atmospheric chemistry. However, emissions from freshwater environments, specifically during harmful algal bloom (HAB...
Sining Niu,Kyle P McCary,Mitchell Alton et al. Sining Niu et al.
Volatility and viscosity are important parameters affecting the formation, reaction, and fate of atmospheric organic aerosols. In this study, a Vaporization Inlet for Aerosol (VIA) coupled with a Vocus chemical ionization mass spectrometer ...
Masayuki Takeuchi,Yuchen Wang,Nga L Ng Masayuki Takeuchi
Photolysis of gaseous organic nitrates is crucial for understanding the formation and fate of air pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NO x ) and ozone (O3). Monoterpenes are prevalent biogenic volatile organic compounds (VOCs), greatly cont...
Shona E Wilde,David R Tyner,Matthew R Johnson Shona E Wilde
Periodic leak detection and repair (LDAR) surveys are a key part of most modern oil and gas sector methane regulations, however their effectiveness in real-world practice has been difficult to assess. This study analyzes three years of repo...
Michael F Link,Aika Y Davis,Nathan M Lima et al. Michael F Link et al.
At the wildland-urban interface (WUI) structural fires can generate nonmethane organic gases (NMOGs) from burning urban fuels like structural lumber, plastics, and carpet. These NMOGs can contaminate nearby homes and affect indoor air quali...