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July 31, 2026
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Episode 43. Monitoring, Managing, and Markets: Tools for Clean Air - Managing
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Only 20% of monitored days met the WHO’s PM2.5 guideline—and children’s exposure varied sharply across cities, schools, homes, and commutes. This episode explores how personal sensors, GPS tracking, and socioeconomic data can reveal the hidden geography of air pollution.
From paved school grounds that reduced exposure by 37.2% to the complex relationship between pollution and wealth, discover how more precise measurement can support cleaner and more equitable policies.
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- Global air pollution exposure and poverty
- Higher air pollution in wealthy districts of most low- and middle-income countries
- Personal air pollution exposure: Monitoring methods and the emerging role of big data and machine learning
- Characterising sources of PM2·5 exposure for school children with asthma: a personal exposure study across six cities in sub-Saharan Africa
