2013–2019 increases of surface ozone pollution in China: anthropogenic and meteorological influences

Abstract

Surface ozone data from the Chinese Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) network show sustained increases across the country over the

Air quality services on climate time-scales for decision making: An empirical study of China

“…This is also in agreement with the findings in Zheng et al ( 2018) that during 2010-2017, anthropogenic emission of PM 2.5 decreased, whereas emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), precursors of ozone pollution, increased, indicating a lack of effective control measures on VOCs and ozone. Facing an increase in summer ozone pollution episodes (Li et al, 2020), the MEE (2020) published an action plan on Volatile Organic Compounds Governance in order to control ozone pollution. This is in accord with the findings of this study of an increasing need for ozone pollution forecasts.…”

Multi‐Source Data Based Investigation of Aerosol‐Cloud Interaction Over the North China Plain and North of the Yangtze Plain

“…A total of 96 ground-based stations evenly distributed in the NCNYP are selected from the urban air quality monitoring network in this study. The urban air quality data released by the Ministry of ecological environment of China (archived at https://quotsoft.net/air) has a high temporal resolution (hourly) and is wildly used in air quality-related research (H. Fan et al, 2020;Jiang et al, 2021;K. Li et al, 2020 The same data quality control process is also applied to PM 10 data.…”

Enhancement of secondary aerosol formation by reduced anthropogenic emissions during Spring Festival 2019 and enlightenment for regional PM<sub>2.5</sub> control in Beijing

“…CC BY 4.0 License. a rate of 3.3 ppbv per annum during the summer of the past few years in the BTH region (K. Li et al, , 2020. The increased [O3] can enhance the atmospheric oxidation capacity, thereby promoting the formation of secondary aerosols in summer .…”