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New study finds asthma morbidity in children is enhanced in areas with high traffic-related air pollution near the home

Green Car Congress

APRIL 7, 2015

for future control measures. The UC Davis/California Institute of Technology (UCD/CIT) Source Oriented Chemical Transport Model was used to output daily POA (primary organic aerosols) and SOA (secondary organic aerosols) at a 4x4 km resolution. Hospital encounters for asthma were linked to PM 2.5

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Pollution California Davis Ozone 150
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Berkeley study identifies diesel as main source of vehicular secondary organic aerosols

Green Car Congress

OCTOBER 23, 2012

The use of petroleum-derived fuels is an important source of reactive gas-phase organic carbon that provides key precursors to the formation of secondary OA (SOA) and tropospheric ozone. These compounds in un-burned gasoline and diesel fuel dominate vehicular emissions of reactive gas-phase carbon that have the potential to form SOA.

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