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Human health risk of particle exposure in outdoor environments in southwestern Pennsylvania

Jun 2026 · Environmental science and pollution research international · Vol 33, pp. 12483 - 12499 · 0 citations · 58 references
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The results highlight fine-scale pollution variability not captured by regulatory monitors and underscore the need for spatially resolved assessments to guide public health interventions.

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