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cord-102783-f8i20twx	Jbaily, A.	Inequalities in air pollution exposure are increasing in the United States	2020-07-15		.txt	text/plain	4690	181	48	5 and mortality in 207 us cities: modification by temperature and city characteristics Environmental inequality in exposures to airborne particulate matter components in the united states Temporal trends in air pollution exposure inequality in massachusetts Disparities in distribution of particulate matter emission sources by race and poverty status Making the environmental justice grade: the relative burden of air pollution exposure in the united states Process of reviewing the National Ambient Air Quality Standards National patterns in environmental injustice and inequality: outdoor no2 air pollution in the united states Incorporating concepts of inequality and inequity into health benefits analysis Exposure to air pollution and covid-19 mortality in the united states Racial Data Transparency -State COVID-19 data by race, John's Hopkins University and Medicine -Coronavirus Resource Center The Washington Post Assessing pm2. key: cord-102783-f8i20twx authors: Jbaily, A.; Zhou, X.; Liu, J.; Lee, T.-H.; Verguet, S.; Dominici, F. title: Inequalities in air pollution exposure are increasing in the United States date: 2020-07-15 journal: nan DOI: 10.1101/2020.07.13.20152942 sha: doc_id: 102783 cord_uid: f8i20twx Exposure to ambient air pollution contributes substantially to the global burden of disease, and in 2015, ambient exposure to PM2.5 (fine particles with a mass median aerodynamic diameter of less than 2.5 m) was the fifth-ranking risk factor of mortality globally.	cache/cord-102783-f8i20twx.txt	txt/cord-102783-f8i20twx.txt
