Environment
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Climate Change: Air Pollution Above Hong Kong and China Megacities Are on the Rise
Scientists have shown that anthropogenic low-volatility organic vapors play a substantial role in the generation of secondary organic aerosols (SOA) in four Chinese megacities, giving fresh insights into how to effectively address urban air pollution challenges.
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