Road dust pollution is a complex atmospheric issue that poses a significant ecotoxicological
threat to human health and the environment. The presence of viruses in road dust can put …

Heavy metal enrichment in road dust has resulted from intensive anthropogenic activity,
particularly urbanization, industrial activities and traffic emission, posing a hazard to urban …

Trace metal (loid) s (TMs) in soils may pose potential health risks to humans. Due to model
uncertainty and variability of exposure parameters, the traditional health risk assessment …

Tire-wear particles (TWP) from vehicles serves as a non-exhaust emission source. The mass
content of metallic species in road dust may increase owing to the traffic of heavy vehicles …

Soil samples were collected in at different depths from the conflagration area in Liangshan
Yi Autonomous Region, China, to investigate the distribution characteristics and ecological …

Global consumption of take-out food increased rapidly and the chemicals in their containers
become a potential source of human exposure. However, available information on heavy …

Contaminants present in dust adhering to the skin can pose a significant risk to human
health through dermal absorption and hand-to-mouth contact. The adhesion capacity of dust …

China is the largest producer and consumer of phthalates in the world. However, it remains
unclear whether China's phthalate restrictions have alleviated indoor phthalate pollution. We …

Abstract Soil pollution around Pb–Zn smelters has attracted widespread attention around the
world. In this study, we compiled a database of eight potentially toxic elements (PTEs) Pb …

Sidewalk cleaning operations are essential to maintaining a clean and safe urban
environment. Despite their vital role, these activities, particularly the blowing of road dust …