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[交流] [2018-11-30]Sustainability（SCI and SSCI）Special Issue: Characteristics, Health

会议城市:

武汉

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Ei收录

截稿日期:

2018年11月30日

SI Website：https://www.mdpi.com/journal/sus ... lth_Risk_Assessment

Dear Colleagues,

Owing to the rapid increase in economy and fossil fuel consumption, and a lack of systematic emission controls, Asian countries have experienced substantially-elevated concentrations of air pollutants, which, not only degrade regional air quality, but also pose significant impacts on public health and global climate. Severe air pollution in Asia, such as in China, India, and Southeast Asia, has attracted a great deal of attention from the public, scientists and policy makers. Primary pollutants are directly emitted into the atmosphere, while secondary pollutants (such as ozone and secondary particulate matter) are formed in the atmosphere through chemical reactions of gas precursors. Ambient and indoor air pollution may affect public multi-receptors health via multi-exposure pathways. Furthermore, some areas (such as downwind of major urban centers) may not be able to directly control the emissions that provide the greatest contribution to air quality problems. In addition, the major sources of air pollutants may be different from those to public health risk and climate change. Challenged by this phenomenon and its complexity, it is of importance to study the characteristics to clarify the mechanism of migration of air pollutants, to make scientific health risk assessments for carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic pollutants in air, and to develop sustainable risk management strategies for air pollutants in Asia.

Thus, this Special Issue is open to articles on the air pollution monitoring, air quality and health risk assessment, and sustainable risk management systems, with a special focus on particulate matter, including ultrafine particles that have special physical and chemical properties, even if toxicological evidence has not yet been fully established in human studies. We welcome papers on Asian pollution monitoring, exposure analysis, epidemiology, toxicology, and risk assessment, focusing specifically on the processes affecting the hazards of ultrafine particles on human health. Research papers, analytical reviews, case studies, conceptual frameworks, and policy-relevant articles are solicited. The Guest Editors will select high-quality research to proceed with blind peer review. Reviewers will be selected from researchers active in the field, whose works are present in international databases.

Prof. Dr. Fei Li
Prof. Dr. Dingyi Wang
Prof. Dr. Hongtao Yi
Guest Editors

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