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China’s air pollution: Remarkable progress and ongoing challenges under new standards from combined surface-satellite observations (2015–2024)
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• Integrated surface-satellite data reveal 2015–2024 air pollution evolution. • Primary pollutants decreased markedly while ozone rose by 21 % over the decade. • Compliance rates drop sharply under China’s proposed 2026 air quality standards. • PM and ozone control remain critical challenges for health-based goals. • Stagnant NMVOCs and sensitivity shifts drive the persistent ozone pollution
Keywords:
air pollution
ozone
PM
NMVOCs
compliance
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