Abstract:Among the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries, South Korea has the highest population exposure to PM2.5. Although the country’s diverse PM2.5 reduction policies have improved the pollution levels, the PM2.5 concentrations still pose serious environmental and health risks. Herein, we monitored the physicochemical components, such as ion, metal, organic carbon/ elemental carbon (OC/EC), and particle number concentrations, across different regions in South Korea for January 1–D… Show more
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