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  1. A new TUM study, presented today in Munich, advocates a lifecycle-based approach to assessing #VehicleEmissions. According to the researchers, accounting for emissions beyond the tailpipe is important for achieving the EU’s #ClimateObjectives: go.tum.de/228729

    📷A.Eckert

  2. A new TUM study, presented today in Munich, advocates a lifecycle-based approach to assessing #VehicleEmissions. According to the researchers, accounting for emissions beyond the tailpipe is important for achieving the EU’s #ClimateObjectives: go.tum.de/228729

    📷A.Eckert

  3. A new TUM study, presented today in Munich, advocates a lifecycle-based approach to assessing #VehicleEmissions. According to the researchers, accounting for emissions beyond the tailpipe is important for achieving the EU’s #ClimateObjectives: go.tum.de/228729

    📷A.Eckert

  4. A new TUM study, presented today in Munich, advocates a lifecycle-based approach to assessing #VehicleEmissions. According to the researchers, accounting for emissions beyond the tailpipe is important for achieving the EU’s #ClimateObjectives: go.tum.de/228729

    📷A.Eckert

  5. Red and Blue States Tussle Over EPA Tailpipe Standards Delay

    Attorneys general from both Republican and Democratic-led states called on the EPA earlier this week to either scrap…
    #Environment #hazardousairpollutantemissionstandards #vehicleemissions
    europesays.com/3116721/

  6. "Under current policies, high-income countries are projected to see a 48% decline in road transport-attributable premature deaths by 2050, while...lower-middle-income countries face increases of more than 200%."😳

    BUT - "An accelerated transition to electrification could substantially narrow this disparity."

    4🧵🧐
    /end
    #health #PublicHealth #emissions #disparity #IncomeDisparity #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification
    --
    theicct.org/publication/health

  7. "Under current policies, high-income countries are projected to see a 48% decline in road transport-attributable premature deaths by 2050, while...lower-middle-income countries face increases of more than 200%."😳

    BUT - "An accelerated transition to electrification could substantially narrow this disparity."

    4🧵🧐
    /end
    #health #PublicHealth #emissions #disparity #IncomeDisparity #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification
    --
    theicct.org/publication/health

  8. "Under current policies, high-income countries are projected to see a 48% decline in road transport-attributable premature deaths by 2050, while...lower-middle-income countries face increases of more than 200%."😳

    BUT - "An accelerated transition to electrification could substantially narrow this disparity."

    4🧵🧐
    /end
    #health #PublicHealth #emissions #disparity #IncomeDisparity #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification
    --
    theicct.org/publication/health

  9. "Under current policies, high-income countries are projected to see a 48% decline in road transport-attributable premature deaths by 2050, while...lower-middle-income countries face increases of more than 200%."😳

    BUT - "An accelerated transition to electrification could substantially narrow this disparity."

    4🧵🧐
    /end
    #health #PublicHealth #emissions #disparity #IncomeDisparity #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification
    --
    theicct.org/publication/health

  10. 3🧵

    There is also considerable #disparity —both in current & projected health burden of road transport-related pollution — which affects lower-income more than higher-income countries.

    "The health burden of road transport pollution is distributed unequally, with low-income countries bearing a disproportionate and growing share..."

    #health #PublicHealth #IncomeDisparity #emissions #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification

  11. 3🧵

    There is also considerable #disparity —both in current & projected health burden of road transport-related pollution — which affects lower-income more than higher-income countries.

    "The health burden of road transport pollution is distributed unequally, with low-income countries bearing a disproportionate and growing share..."

    #health #PublicHealth #IncomeDisparity #emissions #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification

  12. 3🧵

    There is also considerable #disparity —both in current & projected health burden of road transport-related pollution — which affects lower-income more than higher-income countries.

    "The health burden of road transport pollution is distributed unequally, with low-income countries bearing a disproportionate and growing share..."

    #health #PublicHealth #IncomeDisparity #emissions #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification

  13. 3🧵

    There is also considerable #disparity —both in current & projected health burden of road transport-related pollution — which affects lower-income more than higher-income countries.

    "The health burden of road transport pollution is distributed unequally, with low-income countries bearing a disproportionate and growing share..."

    #health #PublicHealth #IncomeDisparity #emissions #VehicleEmissions #environment #pollution #EVs #electrification

  14. 2🧵🧐

    The study uses data modeling to make predictions. One research bit I found interesting is in the graph below, which shows #China having the highest & #India having the 2nd highest road-transport attributable premature deaths (but the countries also have the highest populations w/ much concentrated in cities) —

    And the #USA has the highest number of new pediatric #asthma cases 😳

    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment #MyThoughts
    --

    Full study:

    theicct.org/wp-content/uploads

  15. 2🧵🧐

    The study uses data modeling to make predictions. One research bit I found interesting is in the graph below, which shows #China having the highest & #India having the 2nd highest road-transport attributable premature deaths (but the countries also have the highest populations w/ much concentrated in cities) —

    And the #USA has the highest number of new pediatric #asthma cases 😳

    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment #MyThoughts
    --

    Full study:

    theicct.org/wp-content/uploads

  16. 2🧵🧐

    The study uses data modeling to make predictions. One research bit I found interesting is in the graph below, which shows #China having the highest & #India having the 2nd highest road-transport attributable premature deaths (but the countries also have the highest populations w/ much concentrated in cities) —

    And the #USA has the highest number of new pediatric #asthma cases 😳

    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment #MyThoughts
    --

    Full study:

    theicct.org/wp-content/uploads

  17. 2🧵🧐

    The study uses data modeling to make predictions. One research bit I found interesting is in the graph below, which shows #China having the highest & #India having the 2nd highest road-transport attributable premature deaths (but the countries also have the highest populations w/ much concentrated in cities) —

    And the #USA has the highest number of new pediatric #asthma cases 😳

    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment #MyThoughts
    --

    Full study:

    theicct.org/wp-content/uploads

  18. "Emissions from road transport lead to 1 premature death every 45 seconds & trigger a new childhood asthma case every 2 minutes..."

    And ~"w/o an accelerated transition to electric vehicles the death toll will increase 74% by 2050" 😳

    BUT "with ambitious vehicle #electrification, premature deaths can be cut by 63% and childhood asthma cases by 80%, preventing 8.8 million premature deaths between now & 2050."

    1🧵
    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment
    --
    theicct.org/pr-vehicle-polluti

  19. "Emissions from road transport lead to 1 premature death every 45 seconds & trigger a new childhood asthma case every 2 minutes..."

    And ~"w/o an accelerated transition to electric vehicles the death toll will increase 74% by 2050" 😳

    BUT "with ambitious vehicle #electrification, premature deaths can be cut by 63% and childhood asthma cases by 80%, preventing 8.8 million premature deaths between now & 2050."

    1🧵
    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment
    --
    theicct.org/pr-vehicle-polluti

  20. "Emissions from road transport lead to 1 premature death every 45 seconds & trigger a new childhood asthma case every 2 minutes..."

    And ~"w/o an accelerated transition to electric vehicles the death toll will increase 74% by 2050" 😳

    BUT "with ambitious vehicle #electrification, premature deaths can be cut by 63% and childhood asthma cases by 80%, preventing 8.8 million premature deaths between now & 2050."

    1🧵
    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment
    --
    theicct.org/pr-vehicle-polluti

  21. "Emissions from road transport lead to 1 premature death every 45 seconds & trigger a new childhood asthma case every 2 minutes..."

    And ~"w/o an accelerated transition to electric vehicles the death toll will increase 74% by 2050" 😳

    BUT "with ambitious vehicle #electrification, premature deaths can be cut by 63% and childhood asthma cases by 80%, preventing 8.8 million premature deaths between now & 2050."

    1🧵
    #health #PublicHealth #VehicleEmissions #EVs #environment
    --
    theicct.org/pr-vehicle-polluti

  22. Trump DOJ Challenges California Emergency Vehicle Emissions Rule

    The California Air Resources Board’s March emergency rule saying its vehicle emissions limits remain in effect contravenes Congress…
    #Environment #climatechangemitigation #electricvehicles #fuelefficiency #preemption #vehicleemissions
    europesays.com/3069622/

  23. Trump revokes basis of US climate regulation, ends vehicle emission standards

    The Trump administration took its most sweeping action to reverse U.S. action on climate change, announcing the repeal of a key scientific finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health and ending federal greenhouse gas emission standards for all vehicles and engines.

    reuters.com/legal/litigation/t

    #US
    #ClimateChange
    #VehicleEmissions

  24. Trump revokes basis of US climate regulation, ends vehicle emission standards

    The Trump administration took its most sweeping action to reverse U.S. action on climate change, announcing the repeal of a key scientific finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health and ending federal greenhouse gas emission standards for all vehicles and engines.

    reuters.com/legal/litigation/t

    #US
    #ClimateChange
    #VehicleEmissions

  25. Trump revokes basis of US climate regulation, ends vehicle emission standards

    The Trump administration took its most sweeping action to reverse U.S. action on climate change, announcing the repeal of a key scientific finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health and ending federal greenhouse gas emission standards for all vehicles and engines.

    reuters.com/legal/litigation/t

    #US
    #ClimateChange
    #VehicleEmissions

  26. Trump revokes basis of US climate regulation, ends vehicle emission standards

    The Trump administration took its most sweeping action to reverse U.S. action on climate change, announcing the repeal of a key scientific finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health and ending federal greenhouse gas emission standards for all vehicles and engines.

    reuters.com/legal/litigation/t

    #US
    #ClimateChange
    #VehicleEmissions

  27. Hàng triệu ô tô cũ chạy diesel tại Mỹ và Trung Quốc vẫn đạt chuẩn khí thải nhờ áp dụng công nghệ SCR (Hệ thống Khử Nitơ Oxit chọn lọc) kết hợp với DEF (Dung dịch Ure ô tô). Giải pháp này giúp giảm đáng kể khí thải độc hại, góp phần bảo vệ môi trường và hướng tới mục tiêu Net Zero. Nhiều nước đang nhân rộng mô hình để xử lý phương tiện cũ mà không cần thay thế hoàn toàn.

    #Diesel #SCR #DEF #KhíThải #NetZero #ÔtôCũ #BảoVệMôiTrường #USA #TrungQuốc #VehicleEmissions #CleanAir #GreenTechnology #NetZe

  28. How #AirPollution is causing girls to get their first #periods earlier

    New research shows that girls in the US are getting their first periods earlier. Exposure to toxic air is partly to blame.

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or #menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups," says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. "This has important implications for long-term health."

    Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease."

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "For several decades, scientists around the world have become increasingly concerned by signs that girls are entering puberty at a much younger age compared with previous generations.

    From when girls experience their first period, something which scientists term the age of menarche, to commencing breast development, these seminal changes marking the onset of adolescence appear to be taking place progressively sooner.

    "American girls today have been estimated to start menstruation up to four years earlier compared to girls living a century ago. In May, new data showed that while girls born between 1950 and 1969 typically began menstruating at 12.5 years, this decreased to an average of 11.9 years for the generation born in the early 2000s.

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "'We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups,' says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. 'This has important implications for long-term health.'

    "Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

    [...]

    "Some of the major culprits appear to be #ToxicGases such as #SulphurDioxide, #NitrogenDioxide, #CarbonMonoxide and #ozone, all of which are released into the air either through #VehicleEmissions or waste produced by #Manufacturing Plants. In 2022, a study from scientists in Poland, a country known for its poor air quality due to the prevalence of #coal-burning factories, examined data from 1,257 women, and found a link between greater exposure to nitrogen gases and menstruation occurring before the age of 11."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/future/article/2024060

    #PM2.5 #PM10 #ParticulateMatter #MaskUp #IndustrialAge

  29. How #AirPollution is causing girls to get their first #periods earlier

    New research shows that girls in the US are getting their first periods earlier. Exposure to toxic air is partly to blame.

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or #menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups," says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. "This has important implications for long-term health."

    Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease."

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "For several decades, scientists around the world have become increasingly concerned by signs that girls are entering puberty at a much younger age compared with previous generations.

    From when girls experience their first period, something which scientists term the age of menarche, to commencing breast development, these seminal changes marking the onset of adolescence appear to be taking place progressively sooner.

    "American girls today have been estimated to start menstruation up to four years earlier compared to girls living a century ago. In May, new data showed that while girls born between 1950 and 1969 typically began menstruating at 12.5 years, this decreased to an average of 11.9 years for the generation born in the early 2000s.

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "'We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups,' says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. 'This has important implications for long-term health.'

    "Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

    [...]

    "Some of the major culprits appear to be #ToxicGases such as #SulphurDioxide, #NitrogenDioxide, #CarbonMonoxide and #ozone, all of which are released into the air either through #VehicleEmissions or waste produced by #Manufacturing Plants. In 2022, a study from scientists in Poland, a country known for its poor air quality due to the prevalence of #coal-burning factories, examined data from 1,257 women, and found a link between greater exposure to nitrogen gases and menstruation occurring before the age of 11."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/future/article/2024060

    #PM2.5 #PM10 #ParticulateMatter #MaskUp #IndustrialAge

  30. How #AirPollution is causing girls to get their first #periods earlier

    New research shows that girls in the US are getting their first periods earlier. Exposure to toxic air is partly to blame.

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or #menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups," says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. "This has important implications for long-term health."

    Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease."

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "For several decades, scientists around the world have become increasingly concerned by signs that girls are entering puberty at a much younger age compared with previous generations.

    From when girls experience their first period, something which scientists term the age of menarche, to commencing breast development, these seminal changes marking the onset of adolescence appear to be taking place progressively sooner.

    "American girls today have been estimated to start menstruation up to four years earlier compared to girls living a century ago. In May, new data showed that while girls born between 1950 and 1969 typically began menstruating at 12.5 years, this decreased to an average of 11.9 years for the generation born in the early 2000s.

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "'We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups,' says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. 'This has important implications for long-term health.'

    "Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

    [...]

    "Some of the major culprits appear to be #ToxicGases such as #SulphurDioxide, #NitrogenDioxide, #CarbonMonoxide and #ozone, all of which are released into the air either through #VehicleEmissions or waste produced by #Manufacturing Plants. In 2022, a study from scientists in Poland, a country known for its poor air quality due to the prevalence of #coal-burning factories, examined data from 1,257 women, and found a link between greater exposure to nitrogen gases and menstruation occurring before the age of 11."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/future/article/2024060

    #PM2.5 #PM10 #ParticulateMatter #MaskUp #IndustrialAge

  31. How #AirPollution is causing girls to get their first #periods earlier

    New research shows that girls in the US are getting their first periods earlier. Exposure to toxic air is partly to blame.

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or #menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups," says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. "This has important implications for long-term health."

    Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease."

    By David Cox, June 4, 2024

    "For several decades, scientists around the world have become increasingly concerned by signs that girls are entering puberty at a much younger age compared with previous generations.

    From when girls experience their first period, something which scientists term the age of menarche, to commencing breast development, these seminal changes marking the onset of adolescence appear to be taking place progressively sooner.

    "American girls today have been estimated to start menstruation up to four years earlier compared to girls living a century ago. In May, new data showed that while girls born between 1950 and 1969 typically began menstruating at 12.5 years, this decreased to an average of 11.9 years for the generation born in the early 2000s.

    "The same trend has also been noted around the world. South Korean scientists have described with some alarm how the number of girls displaying signs of precocious puberty – either breast development or menstruation before the age of eight - increased 16-fold between 2008 and 2020.

    "'We're also seeing that these decreasing ages at puberty are even more pronounced in lower socioeconomic status groups, and ethnic minority groups,' says Audrey Gaskins, an associate professor at Emory University in Atlanta, the US. 'This has important implications for long-term health.'

    "Researchers like Gaskins are primarily concerned that beginning puberty earlier might trigger a cascade of events which have far-reaching consequences later in adulthood. Emerging data suggests that it may not only curtail the fertility window, particularly if these women then enter menopause sooner, but shorten their lives. Precocious puberty has been repeatedly associated with a higher risk of diseases ranging from breast and ovarian cancers, metabolic syndromes such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

    [...]

    "Some of the major culprits appear to be #ToxicGases such as #SulphurDioxide, #NitrogenDioxide, #CarbonMonoxide and #ozone, all of which are released into the air either through #VehicleEmissions or waste produced by #Manufacturing Plants. In 2022, a study from scientists in Poland, a country known for its poor air quality due to the prevalence of #coal-burning factories, examined data from 1,257 women, and found a link between greater exposure to nitrogen gases and menstruation occurring before the age of 11."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/future/article/2024060

    #PM2.5 #PM10 #ParticulateMatter #MaskUp #IndustrialAge

  32. Good News! New Harvard University Study Finds Vehicle Emissions Decline Linked To Decreased Deaths, $270 Billion In Savings In USA

    The study, which was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that if vehicles had been emitting 2008 levels of air pollutions during this time period, the death total in 2017 would have been 2.4 times higher than it was (48,200, or a 74% increase, rather than 19,800). The study emphasized that decades of air pollution regulation have contributed to many benefits here in the US, but noted that vehicle emissions are still a climate and public health issue.

    The study used a combination of counterfactual scenarios, the latest epidemiological evidence, and detailed spatial resolution to analyze recent health benefits related to changes in fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and climate benefits of on-road emission reductions during this time period.

    See cleantechnica.com/2021/12/15/g

    #environment #airpollution #vehicleemissions
    matomo.gadgeteer.co.za/piwik.p squeet.me/objects/962c3e1049b4

  33. Good News! New Harvard University Study Finds Vehicle Emissions Decline Linked To Decreased Deaths, $270 Billion In Savings In USA

    The study, which was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that if vehicles had been emitting 2008 levels of air pollutions during this time period, the death total in 2017 would have been 2.4 times higher than it was (48,200, or a 74% increase, rather than 19,800). The study emphasized that decades of air pollution regulation have contributed to many benefits here in the US, but noted that vehicle emissions are still a climate and public health issue.

    The study used a combination of counterfactual scenarios, the latest epidemiological evidence, and detailed spatial resolution to analyze recent health benefits related to changes in fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and climate benefits of on-road emission reductions during this time period.

    See cleantechnica.com/2021/12/15/g

    #environment #airpollution #vehicleemissions
    matomo.gadgeteer.co.za/piwik.p squeet.me/objects/962c3e1049b4