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Wildfire-induced suppression of anthropogenic sulfate formation in downwind regions of Northeast Asia

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Dongjin Kim
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Wonbae Jeon *
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Jaehyeong Park
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Jeonghyeok Moon
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Hyeonsik Choe
C
Chae-Yeong Yang
M
Min Heo
DOI：10.1016/j.envpol.2026.128872delete
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• Wildfire plumes decreased sulfate concentrations over Northeast Asia. • CO and VOCs from wildfires depleted OH and suppressed SO2 oxidation. • Reduced sulfate mainly originated from inland anthropogenic sources. • Sulfate in downwind regions can decrease despite wildfire plume transport.

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Environmental Pollution cover
Environmental Pollution
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seoul national university
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pusan national university
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