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• What’s wrong with the air in our cities?
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• Mortality effects of heat exposure in large European cities
  ...ths caused by summertime (April-September) heat exposure in large European cities? ...es, mean and 95% confidence limits) attributable to heat exposure in large cities based on the methodology and data used in the assessment [[Health impacts o
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• Ambient temperature in Urgenche cities
  What is the ambient temperature and climate in Urgenche cities? (Kuopio, Stuttgart, Thessaloniki, Basel, Rotterdam, Xi'an and Suzhou)
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• Transition Cities / Helsinki
  Transition Cities is a project on EU Climate-KIC programme for facilitating the transition in ...Helsinki Environment Centre with the assistance of Climate-KIC Transition Cities.
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• Concentration-response to PM2.5
  ...E. (1993). An association between air pollution and mortality in six U.S. cities. The New England Journal of Medicine, 329(24), 1753-1759</ref>, <ref>Pope, ...particulate matter from different sources with daily mortality in six U.S. cities. Environmental Health Perspectives, 108, 941-947. </ref> <ref>Mar, T. F., N
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• Evaluating performance of environmental health assessments
  ..., 2006. The effectiveness of human impact assessment in the Finnish Health Cities Network. Public Health 120, 1033-1041.
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• Assessment on impacts of emission trading on city-level (ET-CL)
  ...bandevelopment/milanconference The international conference on Competitive Cities and Climate Change, 9-10 October 2008, Milan, Italy] ...=OFFR&QUERY=012565604f71:38d3:3832eff0&RCN=1995 Designing greener European cities]
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• Pronet (project)
  ...proposed as an appropriate measure reducing the burden of traffic in inner cities.
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• Concentration Database
  ...at measured the population exposures to key air pollutants in six European cities ...atile organic compounds among 68 outdoor and indoor workers in two mexican cities in 2002
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• Emission assessment of small-scale energy production in the Helsinki metropolitan area
  * District heating buildings floor area fraction of the total floor area in cities is same as in 2007 * District heating buildings floor area fraction of the total floor area in cities increases same rate as between years 2000 and 2008
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• Thermal energy need in Helsinki Metropolitan Area
  ...ing and other buildings have the same overall heat transfer coefficient in cities, then total thermal energy consumption can be calculated in Helsinki Metrop | Total need for heating in cities, if floor area increase is taken into account
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• Gabi 4.3 - life cycle assessment software
  In the model Helsinki Metropolitan area is divided to four areas by the cities; Espoo, Helsinki, Kauniainen and Vantaa. Each city has a process to define ...ows, most of the thermal energy is mainly produced by district heating in cities, except in Kauniainen. District heating is produced mainly from coal and na
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• District heating production units in Helsinki metropolitan area
  District heating is efficient method to produce thermal energy in cities and population centrals. Base idea is to produce centrally needed thermal e
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• Hiwate
  *Case cities: Barcelona, Kaunas, Rennes, Bradford, Heraklion, Modena population and loca
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• PM infiltration from outdoor air to indoor air
  ...nd levels of indoor generated non-ETS PM2.5 in residences of four European cities. Atmospheric Environment, 38: 6411-6423.</ref>
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• EcoSense
  extrapolation of material stock at risk based on studies for various cities ((European Commission 1995))
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• TREMOVE
  ...d to three model domains: one metropolitan area, an aggregate of all other cities and an aggregate of all non-urban areas. ...t links between them. Natural migration patterns between cities or between cities and rural areas, however, are taken into account in the base case, but are
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• City-Delta
  The model inter-comparison is conducted for eight European cities: Berlin, Copenhagen, Katowice, London, Marseille, Milan, Paris and Prague.
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• Evaluating impact on air quality
  ...og has been an important air quality issue in metropolitan areas and large cities for several decades. The accepted indicator of smog level is the concentrat
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• Evaluating impact on quality of water
  .../Specific_media/water/indicators/WQ06%2C2003.1001 Water use efficiency (in cities): leakage] (Data covering Bulgaria, Slovenia, Hungary, Ireland, Czech Repub
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• Evaluating impact on drinking water sources
  .../Specific_media/water/indicators/WQ06%2C2003.1001 Water use efficiency (in cities): leakage]
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• Evaluating impact on option's affect on renewable resources
  .../Specific_media/water/indicators/WQ06%2C2003.1001 Water use efficiency (in cities): leakage]
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• ERF for heat exposure and mortality
  ...Schindler C & Michelozzi P. 2008. Heat Effects on Mortality in 15 European Cities. Epidemiology, 15: 711-719.</ref> ...rent temperature above the city-specific threshold temperature in European cities
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• ERF for short-term PM10 exposure and cardiovascular hospital admissions
  '''''APHEIS study of European cities <ref>[http://www.apheis.net/Apheis3NEW1.pdf APHEIS (Air Pollution and Healt
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• ERF for short term PM10 exposure and respiratory hospital admissions
  '''''APHEIS study of European cities<ref>[http://www.apheis.net/Apheis3NEW1.pdf APHEIS (Air Pollution and Health
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• Indoor particulate matter
  ...smoke and PM2.5 levels in indoor and outdoor environments of four European cities. Environmental Science and Technology, 36: 1191-1197.
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• Indoor nitrogen dioxide
  The cohort study of Neas et al. (1991) on 1159 children 7-11 years in 6 US cities between 1983 -1988 showed also a significant association of lower respirato
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• EXPOLIS Residence Airflows and Volumes
  Residential volumes from EXPOLIS cities. Calculated residential air exchange rates. ...7). "Intake fraction distributions for indoor VOC sources in five European cities." Indoor Air 17(5): 372-383.</ref>.
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• Bayesian analysis
  air pollution and mortality in 20 U.S. cities. The New Enland Journal of Medicine
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• HIAir - ENHIS assessment tool
  ...so possible to compare the numbers of attributable cases between different cities.
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• Noise levels around the Schiphol airport
  ...UERY=012565604f71:38d3:3832eff0&RCN=2365 Planning acoustically comfortable cities]
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• Integrating uncertainty to integrated assessment
  specific measurement sites, studies performed in specific cities, etc.), then generalized for and/or ...of this temperature increase. Will polar bears become extinct? Will costal cities
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• Guidance and methods for indicator selection and specification
  ...er cities, suggested are Helsinki, Bucharest, Barcelona. However, in these cities the policy intervention assessment will be completely modelled.
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• ERF for cold exposure and mortality
  ...chelozzi P. Effects of Cold Weather on Mortality: Results From 15 European Cities Within the PHEWE Project. Am J Epidemiol 2008, 168: 1397-1408.</ref>
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• ERF for heat exposure and morbidity
  ...Hospitalizations for Cardiovascular and Respiratory Causes in 12 European Cities. An J Respir Crit Care Med 2009, 179: 383-389.</ref> |'''Mediterranean cities
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• Building policies in Europe
  |Increasing land-use densities; larger percentage (?) of population living in cities (currently some 80% in Europe).
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• European climate scenarios
  * Enhanced use of bicycles in the cities
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• ExpoFacts
  *Population of capital cities and cities with pop. 100000 or over
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• Arsenic to zoonoses/Contents
  *[[What’s wrong with the air in our cities?]]
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• The AirData Web
  ...ead) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) at monitoring sites, primarily in cities and towns. AirData includes also emission data from NEI (National Emission
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• Is it more dangerous for us than for our ancestors?
  ...Water pollution also worsened due to the sewage produced by industries and cities.
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• Does water chlorination cause cancer?
  ...the pathogenicity of bacteria was already known. Hamburg and Altona, twin cities, both took their drinking water from the river Elbe, but Altona filtered th
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• Before we go on holiday which environmental health precautions should we take?
  ...fferent seasons. Outside the tropics, tap water is usually safe in the big cities. The risk of contaminated water is highest in small towns and villages, esp ...rsening of symptoms in those with cardiac or respiratory diseases, even in cities in mountainous areas such as Addis Ababa. When climbing rapidly to altitude
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• Are inhabitants of different countries exposed to different risks?
  ...hese countries), but their global impact is not significant. The megapolis-cities in the developing world are another issue; their air quality may be terribl
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• Expolis
  ...at measured the population exposures to key air pollutants in six European cities. Concentrations were measured in home indoor, home outdoor and work indoor ...IS measured the population exposures to key air pollutants in six European cities.
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• EXPOLIS
  ...at measured the population exposures to key air pollutants in six European cities. Concentrations were measured in home indoor, home outdoor and work indoor
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• Volatile organic compounds among workers in Mexico in 2002
  ...atile organic compounds among 68 outdoor and indoor workers in two mexican cities in 2002
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• Personal exposure of children and adults to airborne benzene in France in 2001-2003
  Personal exposure of children and adults to airborne benzene in four French cities in 2001-2003 <ref>Gonzalez-Flesca et al. Atmospheric Environment 41 (2007),
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• Volatile organic compounds among workers in Mexico.
  ...atile organic compounds among 68 outdoor and indoor workers in two mexican cities in 2002 <ref>Tovalin-Ahumada et al.,The Science of The Total Environment 37
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• Personal daily exposures to benzo(a)pyrene of taxi drivers in Italy
  Personal exposure of children and adults to airborne benzene in four French cities in 2001-2003<ref>Gonzalez-Flesca et al. Atmospheric Environment 41 (2007),
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• Are people too clean for their own good?
  ...ntil the late 19th century (in other words, four or five generations ago). Cities grew only because new people poured in from the countryside, but within tow
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• Should solariums carry a health warning?
  |next=What’s wrong with the air in our cities?
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• People don’t die of carbon monoxide poisoning any more – do they?
  In a comparison study of seven European cities, variation between cities was about threefold (average 4–15 mg/m³, peaks up to 100 mg/m< |previous=What’s wrong with the air in our cities?
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• Can the air go up in flames?
  ...e people are exposed to higher concentrations every year. In many European cities, the concentrations are close to the limit values set by the European Union ..., the levels of nitrogen dioxide are not a major problem, but in the worst cities the health effects of this gas are quite clear. Making car engines more env
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• Should we go back to heating our homes with wood-burning stoves?
  ...nt health issue,<ref>See the chapter "[[What’s wrong with the air in our cities?]]"</ref> also wood burning took on a different light. In Finland, about 25 ====No solution for cities====
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• Climate change – will it affect our health?
  ...sulphur dioxide.<ref>See the chapter "[[What’s wrong with the air in our cities?]]"</ref>
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• Benzene – isn’t it only found in chemistry sets?
  Average exposure levels in European cities vary from 3 μg/m³ to 18 μg/m³, but the variation is
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• Why is it worth investing in environmental protection?
  ...did cost something to the oil companies, but the health effects of lead in cities were probably much more important than was appreciated at the time. Lead ca
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• RADs
  ...ni, M. Martuzzi, R. Bertollini EXPOSURE TO PM10 IN THE EIGHT MAJOR ITALIAN CITIES AND QUANTIFICATION OF THE HEALTH EFFECTS. ISEE 2000, Buffalo, New York. Aug
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• Is clean energy from biomass a myth?
  ...er emissions.<ref> See the chapter “[[What’s wrong with the air in our cities?]]” </ref> In Finland, a country of forests, the percentage of fine parti
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• Is it safe to live close to polluted land?
  ...by far the best and cheapest option. This requires also strict control by cities and other local authorities. Existing problem sites should be prioritized,
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• Which environmental factors increase my blood pressure?
  ...ntrations of fine particulate matter. It is no wonder that many California cities have banned or greatly restricted their use, and some U.S. states have cons
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• Urban heat island
  ...nd speed between buildings, and reduced water evaporation by plants within cities.
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• The air that we breathe
  * [[What’s wrong with the air in our cities?]]
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• Uploading to Opasnet Base
  ...s from a larger study, where the studied individuals were grouped in these cities based on their sex and body mass index (BMI), and the mean cholesterol in e
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• ERF of ambient temperature on mortality
  ...Schindler C & Michelozzi P. 2008. Heat Effects on Mortality in 15 European Cities. Epidemiology, 15: 711-719.</ref> ...rent temperature above the city-specific threshold temperature in European cities in April-September
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• Urban heat island effect in Europe
  * Energy use in cities * Albedo in cities
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• Heat exposure in Europe
  ...tute for Meteorology Regional Model (REMO). Geographical location of large cities was determined based on EMEP grid level data on total population. If the po
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• Urgenche
  ...an GHG policies with the greatest co-benefits for health and well-being in cities ranging in population from 50,000 to 10 million, across various climatologi It will focus on seven cities across Europe and China as case studies. These range in geography, climate
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• Air exchange rate for European residences
  ...nd levels of indoor generated non-ETS PM2.5 in residences of four European cities. Atmospheric Environment, 38(37), 6411-6423.</ref> ...nd levels of indoor generated non-ETS PM2.5 in residences of four European cities. Atmospheric Environment, 38(37), 6411-6423.</ref>
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• Health impacts of urban heat island mitigation in Europe
  ...e the current and future health impacts of heat exposure in large European cities? How much could these impacts be reduced by measures aimed at mitigating th ...becomes warmer and the population ages. By 2050, mitigation of UHI in the cities by increasing vegetation and surface albedo could potentially result in tho
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• Mortality effects of heat exposure in large European cities
  ...ths caused by summertime (April-September) heat exposure in large European cities? ...es, mean and 95% confidence limits) attributable to heat exposure in large cities based on the methodology and data used in the assessment [[Health impacts o
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• AIRGENE
  In each six European cities taking part in the multicenter study, 200 persons who have experienced myoc
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• FUMAPEX
  ...urope for providing better protection of human and environmental health in cities and urbanised regions with ever-increasing population. ...exposure models, the building of improved UAQIFS, and their application in cities in various European climates.
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• HEAPSS
  The study is part of a multicenter study carried out in 5 European cities. Hospital admissions and mortality are studied longitudinally in cohorts of
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• HEARTS
  The integrated health impact models will be tested in three European cities. (Leicester, UK; Lille, France; Florence, Italy). KTL is responsible for ti
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• ULTRA
  ...and monitoring of particle number and size distributions in three European cities. In Finland, respiratory health of adult asthmatics was also studied. In th
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• Valamo conference 2007
  ...between chemical composition of fine particulate matter from six European cities and inflammatory responses in mouse lung, Mikko Happo, National Public Heal
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• INTERA:Benzene concentrations in Europe
  #Schneider et al. 2001. Indoor and outdoor BTX levels in German cities. The Science of The Total Environment 267:41-51.
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• INTERA:Toluene concentrations in Europe
  ...k et al. 2004. Seasonal cycle of indoor-VOCs: comparison of apartments and cities. Atmos Environ 38:1181–90. #Schneider et al. 2001. Indoor and outdoor BTX levels in German cities. Sci Total Environ 267:41–51.
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• Road noise exposure distribution of an average-sized European city
  ...''to provide a first overview of the diversity''' in distributions accross cities. * 4 sample cities analyzed in the Milieu-TNO-RPA report
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• Background rates of diseases in Europe
  ...). (2002). APHEIS Health Impact Assessment of Air Pollution in 26 European Cities. Second year report, 2000-2001. Institut de Veille Sanitaire, Saint-Maurice
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• Energy balance
  ...is is described on the Energy balance method level and it is shared by all cities. ...How are we going to make the two interplay, as we may want to have several cities?
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• CO concentrations in Europe
  ...ulis L.B., et al. 2002. Personal carbon monoxide exposure in five European cities and its determinants. Atmos Environ 36:963-974.
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• Health effects of formaldehyde in Europe
  ...ever, in other countries, measurements have only been carried out in a few cities or were based on a smaller subset of houses.
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• Environmental burden of disease estimates
  ...inland (less densely populated and highly urbanized but with only very few cities with more than 250 000 inhabitants) up to 1 483 DALYs per million people in
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• Health effects of transport noise in Europe
  ...lly on their urbanity, on the administrative prerequisites (e.g. extent of cities) and on the location of country (central or in periphery) and resulting tra
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• Toolkit of the IEHIAS
  ...nistrative regions) or linked to recognisable environmental features (e.g. cities, landscape zones) for the purpose of analysis, visualisation and interpreta | Current and Future Impacts of Heat on Mortality in three European cities
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• Results of Intake Fraction Studies
  ...set at 4 h. Meteorological information was collected for each of the five cities for 1999 and applied to all emission sources within the given city. A geogr ...tures (BBR 1998a). The nine settlement structure classess range from large cities within rural distrincts within rural regions. Each of the classes contains
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• Changing ambient UVR and future melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer in London, Rome and Helsinki
  ...ancer (CMM), basal cell cancer (BCC) and squamous cell cancer (SCC). Three cities were selected as case studies as they covered different climates and latitu
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• Unit heat consumption of buildings in Finland
  ...n each area has been calculated as the mean of all the observation points (cities) within that area.
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• Terpene concentrations in Europe
  #Jantunen MJ. et al. 1999. Final report: air pollution exposure in European cities: the EXPOLIS Study. http://www.ktl.fi/expolis/ .... et al. 2004. Seasonal cycle of indoor-VOCs: comparison of apartments and cities. Atmos Environ 38:1181–90.
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• Xylene concentrations in Europe
  #Jantunen MJ. et al. 1998. Air pollution exposure in European cities: the EXPOLIS-study. J Exposure Anal Environ Epidemiol 8:495-518. .... et al. 2004. Seasonal cycle of indoor-VOCs: comparison of apartments and cities. Atmos Environ 38:1181–90.
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• VOC concentrations in Europe
  #Jantunen MJ. et al. 1998. Air pollution exposure in European cities: the EXPOLIS-study. J Exposure Anal Environ Epidemiol 8:495-518.
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• Indoor:Outdoor ratios of pollutants
  ...surements in public buildings and schools/kindergartens in eleven European cities: Statistical analysis of the data. Atmospheric Environment 45 (2011) 3676-3 ...Smoke and PM2.5 Levels in Indoor and Outdoor Environments of Four European Cities. Environ. Sci. Technol., 2002, 36 (6), pp 1191–1197.
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• Project documents on indoor environments
  ...enoids and aromatics, in public buildings and kindergartens in a number of cities across Europe. The results of the project are reported in journal publicati
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• Climate change policies and health in Kuopio
  * Other cities in [[Urgenche]]. ** Other Urgenche cities
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• Ambient temperature in Urgenche cities
  What is the ambient temperature and climate in Urgenche cities? (Kuopio, Stuttgart, Thessaloniki, Basel, Rotterdam, Xi'an and Suzhou)
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• Energy transformations
  What are the typical energy processes in different Urgenche cities? Processes are events where energy if converted from one form to another or
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• Greenhouse gas emissions in Kuopio
  ...rown in Kuopio from 1990. They're about the same as the emissions in other cities the same size. The most important sources of greenhouse gases are the distr
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• The health risks and benefits of cycling in urban environments compared with car use: health impact assessment study
  longer trips have been implemented by cities such as Lyon than the ambient concentrations found in the cities from which
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• Evaluation of intake fractions for different subpopulations due to primary fine particulate matter (PM2.5) emitted from domestic wood combustion and traffic in Finland
  S. cities. N Engl J Med 329:1753–1759 European cities. Atmos Environ 38:6411–6423
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• Uncertainty in health risks due to anthropogenic primary fine particulate matter from different source types in Finland
  matter from different sources with daily mortality in six US cities. Environmental
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• Health and Environment in Europe: Progress Assessment
  ...urban population for whom relevant air quality data are available live in cities where the WHO air quality guideline for PM10 is exceeded.
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