Air pollution over China has attracted wide interest from public and academic community.
PM 2.5 is the primary air pollutant across China. Quantifying interactions between …

Background Exposure to poor air quality leads to increased premature mortality from
cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Among the far-reaching implications of the ongoing …

The haze pollution accompanies rapid urbanization and industrial development is the
central environmental problem for academia, the government, and the public in China today …

Tremendous efforts have been made to reduce the severe air pollution in China since 2013.
However, the annual and peak fine particulate matter (PM 2.5) concentrations during severe …

The recent severe and frequent PM 2.5 (ie, fine particles smaller than 2.5 µ m) pollution in
China has aroused unprecedented public concern. The first two years of PM 2.5 …

Abstract PM2. 5 (particles< 2.5 μm in aerodynamic diameter) has become the primary
pollutant in the air of most cities in China, and it is an important index reflecting the degree of …

Feedbacks between air pollutants and meteorology play a crucial role in the direction of the
response of future climate and air pollution. These feedbacks are important to understand …

Increasing PM2. 5 pollution in urban expansion threatens citizens' health. Environmental
regulation has proven to be an effective tool to directly combat PM2. 5 pollution. However …

This research endeavors to investigate the causal relationship between climate change and
pollution intensity, employing a county-level dataset encompassing meteorological data and …

China's rapid urbanization has aggravated its air pollution problems and subsequently
results in increased interests in the relationship between urbanization and PM 2.5 …