Abstract Purpose of Review The volume of public health environmental justice (EJ) research
produced by academic institutions increased through 2022. However, the methods used for …

Latin America is among the most urbanized regions in the world. However, cities in this
region usually present an uneven distribution of environmental amenities and hazards …

South America is underrepresented in research on air pollution exposure disparities by
sociodemographic factors, although such disparities have been observed in other parts of …

Background The characterisation of individual exposure to air pollution in urban scenarios is
a challenge in environmental epidemiological studies. We investigated if the city's pollution …

This paper utilizes a climate justice perspective to examine municipal green bonds (MGBs),
a green-labelled debt instrument issued by subnational governmental entities, such as …

Environmental justice research has focused on the distribution of environmental inequalities,
such as proximity to landfills, across the US and globally. Background: Public health …

Abstract Exposure to Particulate matter 2.5 (PM 2.5) accelerates aging, causing declines in
tissue and organ function, and leading to diseases such as cardiovascular …

Urban populations, especially women, are vunerable to exposure to airborne pollution,
particularly inhalable particulates (PM 10). Thus, more accurate measurement of PM 10 …

Background Health research on ambient nitrogen dioxide (NO 2) is sparse in Latin America,
despite the high prevalence of NO 2-associated respiratory diseases in the region. This …

Macro-scale distribution of air pollution concentrations is influenced by factors including
geography, weather, industry, transport and regulation. Pollution sources are unevenly …