Floral Scents Going Off the Air?
Potera, Carol. (116N8 FOR: A334)

Will Beijing Clean Up in Time?
(116N8 Beat: A336)

The Global Sweep of Pollution: Satellite Snapshots Capture Long-Distance Movement
Potera, Carol. (116N8 FOC: A334)

Salt Mist is the Right Seasoning for Ozone
Potera, Carol. (116N7 FOR: A288)

Canyons Up the Pollution Ante
Mead, M. Nathaniel (116N7 FOR: A289)

Ozone Nation: EPA Standard Panned by the People
Weinhold, Bob. (116N7 SOI: A289)

PAHs from the Inside Out: Birth Outcomes Vary among Ethnic Groups in NYC
Taylor, David A. (116N5 SS: A215)

A Climate for Pollution
Burton, Adrian. (116N4 FOR: A157)

Dust Up in the West
(116N4 Beat: A156)

Pollution's Effects on Intelligence
(116N4 Beat: A156-A157)

Dust Storm Fallout: Tiniest Travelers Pose Greatest Infection Risk
Spivey, Angela (116N3 SS: A128)

Germany Takes Aim at Auto Emissions
(116N2 Beat: A69)

Global Trade Comes Home: Community Impacts of Goods Movement
Hricko, Andrea(116N2 SOI: A78-A81)

The Clot Thickens: New Clues to PM Action
Burton, Adrian. (115N12 FOR: A580-A581)

Making Over Egypt's Mudbrick Industry
(115N12 Beat: A581)

Stress Reaction: Ozone and Co-pollutants Linked with Oxidation
Weinhold, Bob. (115N12 SS: A595)

One-Two Punch: Gene Combination Increases Vulnerability to Air Pollutant
Weinhold, Bob. (115N11 SS: A551)

Feeling the Burn: Combustion By-Products Put Kids at Risk
Weinhold, Bob. (115N10 SS: A504)

Urban Grime Recycles Toxics
Potera, Carol. (115N9 FOR: A446)

PM and Elevated Inflammation Markers: More Support for Air Pollution–Heart Disease Link
Weinhold, Bob. (115N7 SS: A362)

Continental (Pollution) Drift
(115N7 Beat: A351)

Short-Term Particulate Threat: Pollution Standard May Not Protect Health
Weinhold, Bob. (115N5 SS: A262)

China Top CO₂ Producer by 2010
(115N4 Beat: A189)

Backyard Boiler Risk
(115N3 Beat: A131)

Young Lungs in China
(115N3 Beat: A131)

Environment: California Out in Front
Schmidt, Charles W. (115N3 SOI: A144-A147)

More Human, More Humane: A New Approach for Testing Airborne Pollutants
Potera, Carol. (115N3 INN: A148-A151)

Putting the Heat on Gas
Brown, Valerie J. (115N2 FOR: A76)

Inventorying Emissions in Mexico
(114N12 Beat: A695)

Dirty City Roundup
(115N2 Beat: A77)

EPA PM Standard Standoff
(114N12 Beat: A693)

Clean Air Institute Takes Flight in Latin America
(114N11 Beat: A639)

Don't Hold Your Breath for New Inhalers
(114N10 Beat: A577)

A Backpack's Worth of Data: Elevated Teen Cancer Risks Linked to Air Pollution
Mead, M. Nathaniel (114N10 SS: A601)

Ozone: Good, Bad, or Indifferent?
(114N9 FOR: A522)

Cairo Hails New Fleet of Eco-Cabs
(114N9 Beat: A521)

Heavy Traffic Can Be a Pain in the...Ear?
Potera, Carol. (114N9 SS: A544)

Tiny Intensifiers: Nanoparticles Worsen Lung Effects of Bacterial Endotoxin
McGovern, Victoria. (114N9 SS: A545)

Beyond the Bench: Flagging Environmental Health Awareness on Beaches
Tillett, Tanya. (114N8 NIEHS: A468)

Ultrafines' Quick Neurological Hit: Particles Take a Direct Route to the Brain
Weinhold, Bob. (114N8 SS: A486)

PAHs and Cognitive Impairment: Prenatal Exposure Catches Up with Toddlers
Tillett, Tanya. (114N8 SS: A487)

Cleaner Air on the Fly?
Frazer, Lance. (114N5 FOR: A277)

Easy Rider, Easy Polluter
(114N5 Beat: A277)

The Freeway Running through the Yard: Traffic Exhaust and Asthma in Children
Potera, Carol. (114N5 SS: A305)

The Plaque of the Matter
Haynes, Rebecca Clay. (114N4 FOR: A218)

Ports in a Storm
Sharma, Dinesh C. (114N4 FOC: A222–A231)

Safe Harbor: Protecting Ports with Shipboard Fuel Cells
Taylor, David A. (114N4 INN: A236–A239)

Ozone Overload: Current Standards May Not Protect Health
Dahl, Richard. (114N4 SS: A240)

Hogging the Air: CAFO Emissions Reach into Schools
Barrett, Julia R. (114N4 SS: A241)

The Clear Advantage of Clean Air
Lougheed, Tim. (114N3 FOR: A154)

Green Buses for Beijing Olympics
(114N3 Beat: A153)

Sperm Alert: Semen Quality Decline Linked to Ozone Pollution
Tillett, Tanya. (114N3 SS: A177)

Fly the Environmentally Friendly Skies
(113N12 Beat: A809)

Death by Particles: The Link Between Air Pollution and Fatal Coronary Heart Disease in Women
Kessler, Rebecca. (113N12 SS: A836-A837)

This Is YourAir Calling
Schmidt, Charles W. (113N11 FOR: A736)

Wildfire Pollution Widespread
(113N11 Beat: A737)

Global Earth Observations for Health
(113N11 NIEHS: A738-739)

Green Farming Equipment
Stemp, Graeme.(113N9 FOR: A590)

Africa Afire
(113N9 Beat: A591)

Air Pollution in Space and Time: Birth Outcomes Are Complicated by Exposure Variations
Weinhold, Bob. (113N9 SS: A615-A616)

Japan Revs Up Idling Law
(113N7 Beat: A451)

The Lawn and Short of Mower Pollution
(113N7 Beat: A451)

Health on the Banks of the Rio Grande
Barrett, Julia R. (113N5 NIEHS: A304-307)

China Goes Retro
(113N4 Beat: A231)

An End to Idle Threats?
(113N4 Beat: A233)

The Heart of Toxicity: Details of Cardiovascular Damage Uncovered
Weinhold, Bob. (113N4 SS: A254-A255)

LAX Pays Its Neighbors Back
(113N3 Beat: A157)

Cookstove Monitors Tested in Honduras
(113N3 Beat: A157)

In the Thick of Air Pollution: Particles May Contribute to Atherosclerosis
Weinhold, Bob. (113N2 SS: A116)

Environmental Roots of Asthma
(113N1 NIEHS: A32-A33)

NAFTA Worries in Juárez
Dahl, Richard. (112N17 FOR: A985)

Headliners: Air Pollution Impairs Lung Development in Children
Phelps, Jerry. (112N17 NIEHS: A991)

Battle Scars: Global Conflicts and Environmental Health
Brown, Valerie J. (112N17 FOC: A994-A1000)

The Price of Preparing for War
Schmidt, Charles W. (112N17 FOC: A1000-A1001)

Coal: Poised for a Comeback?
Fields, Scott. (112N15 SOI: 888-891)

Environmental Cardiology: Getting to the Heart of the Matter
Weinhold, Bob. (112N15 FOC: 880-887)

Beyond the Bench: Problems along the New “Silk Road”
Hricko, Andrea. (112N15 NIEHS: 879)

AHA Links Pollution to Heart Disease
(112N15 Beat: 873)

Asia’s Two-Stroke Engine Dilemma
Potera, Carol. (112N11 FOR: A613)

Asian Dust Storm Surge
(112N10 Beat: A547)

Reconstructing the Environment in Iraq
Brown, Valerie J. (112N8 FOR: A464)

High Cost of Heavy Traffic
(112N8 Beat: A465)

Exhaustive Variation: Diesel Studies Should Look at Particle Differences
Weinhold, Bob. (112N8 SS: A490)

Death Toll of Biomass Burning
(112N6 BEAT: A347)

The Air Law Payoff
Black, Harvey. (111N5 FOR: A276)

Reporting from Bangladesh
Mead, M. Nathaniel. (112N3 FOR: A158)

Low-Level Ozone, Particulate Matter, and Children with Asthma
Phelps, Jerry. (112N2 NIEHS: A95)

Environmental Crimes: Profiting at the Earth’s Expense
Schmidt, Charles W. (112N2 FOC: A96-A103)

Burning Banned for Irish Hospitals
(112N1 BEAT: A25)

Infectious Disease: The Human Costs of Our Environmental Errors
Weinhold, Bob. (112N1 FOC: A32-A39)

Pregnancy Effects: WTC and Low-Birthweight Babies
Phelps, Jerry. (111N16 NIEHS: A878)

The Price of Life in the Fast Lane
Dahl, Richard. (111N16 SOI: A888-A891)

Down with Road Dust
Frazer, Lance. (111N16 SOI: A892-A895)

Firefighter Findings: Biomonitoring Rescue Workers After WTC Attacks
Claudio, Luz. (111N16 SS: A896)

Embarking on Better Health
Weinhold, Bob. (111N12 FOR: A636)

Well-Traveled Dust
(111N12 BEAT: A637)

Health Hazards and Health Care Costs
Mead, M. Nathaniel. (111N10 FOR: A517)

MODIS Operandi for Mapping Haze
Frazer, Lance. (111N9 FOR: A458)

Heavy on the Metals: Parsing the Particulate Content of the London Fog
Weinhold, Bob. (111N9 SS: A481)

It’s All in the Mix: Proving Adverse Effects of Fine and Ultrafine PM
Hood, Ernie. (111N7 SS: A408–A409)

Liking Lichens Even More
(111N7 BEAT: A387)

Asthma Case Won in Japan
(111N7 BEAT: A387)

The Deregulation Debate
Black, Harvey. (111N7 FOR: A388)

Far-Reaching Effects of Fine Particles
Potera, Carol (111N7 FOR:A387)

Childhood Leukemia: Bad Air Linked to Increased Risk
Hood, Ernie. (111N4 SS: A232-A233)

The Environmental Pain of Pleasure Boating
Fields, Scott. (111N4 FOC: A216-A223)

Understanding Effects of Organic Diesel Exhaust Particles
Phelps, Jerry. (111N4 NIEHS: A212)

VOC Limits in Sight
(111N4 BEAT: A207)

Shipshape Strategy
(111N4 BEAT: A207)

New Subway for New Delhi
(111N3 BEAT: A147)

Life near the Fast Lane: An Increased Risk of Birth Problems
Hood, Ernie. (111N2 SS: A111)

Size in the City: New York Pollution May Lower Birth Weight
Wakefield, Julie. (111N2 SS: A110)

Shanghai Says Bye-Bye to Bikes
(111N2 BEAT: A87)

Dust Busters Gather
Burgess, Carla. (111N2 NIEHS: A91)

India Acts for Ozone
(111N1 BEAT: A21)

The ABCs of Haze
Taylor, David A. (111N1 FOR: A21)

Improving Air on Tribal Lands
(111N1 BEAT: A23)

The Quest for Fire: Hazards of a Daily Struggle
Manuel, John. (111N1 FOC: A28-A33)

London Trams to Ease Traffic Woes
(110N12 BEAT: A743)

Fifty Years Later: Clearing the Air over the London Fog
Dooley, Erin E. (110N12 NIEHS: A748

Benefits of Better Air: Pinpointing Effects on Subpopulations
Manuel, John S. (110N12 SS: A764)

Building Awareness of the Built Environment
Tibbetts, John. (110N11 NIEHS: A670-A672)

Soldiers and Oil Well Smoke: Respiratory Connection Remains Hazy
Schmidt, Charles W. (110N11 SS: A690)

Cooking Catastrophe: Chronic Exposure to Burning Biomass
Hood, Ernie. (110N11 SS: A691)

China Deals with Dust
(110N9 BEAT: A513)

China to Slash SO2
(110N9 BEAT: A513)

U.S. Air Only Fair
Weinhold, Bob. (110N8 FOR: A52)

Bad Grades for School Buses
Spivey, Angela. (110N8 FOR: A453)

Driving Force against Driving
(110N8 BEAT: A455)

Particulate Matter-- A Particular Concern
Hood, Ernie. (110N8 NIEHS: A456)

Seeing through Soot
Frazer, Lance. (110N8 INN: A470–A473)

Reproduction Disruption: Hydrocarbons May Affect Menstrual Cycle
Hood, Ernie. (110N8 SS: A474–A475)

If a Tree Falls in the City
Scott Fields. (110N7 FOR: A392)

Canada Restricts Cars
(110N7 BEAT: A391)

The Power to Harm
(110N7 BEAT: A393)

A BETR Way to Track Toxic Pollutants
Richard Dahl. (110N7 INN: A408–A411)

Adding Insult to Infection: Pollution Exacerbates the Common Cold
Ed Susman. (110N7 SS: A412)

Learning the Hard Way: The Poor Environment of America’s Schools
Julie Wakefield (110N6 FOC: A298–A304)

Bad Air and Birth Defects
Rebecca Renner. (110N6 FOR: A291)

Underground Fires Surface
Scott Fields. (110N5 FOR: A234)

Fuel Cells Take Off
(110N4 BEAT: A181)

Linking Emissions to Admissions: PM2.5 and Respiratory Health
Hood, Ernie. (110N3 SS: A150)

One Way to Better Air
(110N2 BEAT: A77)

Dust in the Wind
Taylor, David A. (110N2 FOC: A80-A87)

Stroke of Inspiration: Researchers Implicate Air Pollution
Weinhold, Bob. (110N2 SS: A92-A93)

A Disservice to the Environment?
Chepesiuk, Ron. (110N1 FOR: A17)

A Swish for the Swoosh
(110N1 BEAT: A17)

The Gas Is Greener
Frazer, Lance. (110N1 INN: A36-A40)

Polluting Your Internal Environment: Homeostasis Is a Factor in Health
Weinhold, Bob. (110N1 SS: A42-A43)

East or West, Cardiac Arrest: Air Pollution Effects Similar Worldwide
Weinhold, Bob. (110N1 SS: A43)

Brits Breathing Easier
(109N11 BEAT: A523)

NIEHS Responds to World Trade Center Attacks
Manuel, John S. (109N11 NIEHS: A526-A527)

Environmental Aftermath
Claudio, Luz. (109N11 FOC: A528-A536)

New EU Air Plan
(109N10 BEAT: A471)

Don't Breathe and Drive? Pollutants Lurk inside Vehicles
Weinhold, Bob. (109N9 FOC: A420-A427)

Troopers in In-Vehicle Pollutant Study [box insert]
Booker, Susan M. (109N9 FOC: A425)

Wildfires Ignite Concern
Chepesiuk, Ron. (109N8 FOR: A364)

The Soot Factor
Tenenbaum, David J. (109N8 FOR: A366)

Breath of Fresh Air in Asia
(109N7 BEAT: A309)

Dirty Air Stunts Lung Growth
Potera, Carol. (109N6 FOR: A256)

A Better Grade of School Bus
(109N6 BEAT: A255)

EPA Rules Clean Air
(109N5 BEAT: A203)

Too Many Cars in Kathmandu
(109N5 BEAT: A203)

Titanium Dioxide: Environmental White Knight?
Frazer, Lance. (109N4 INN: A174-A177)

African Rainfall Up in Smoke
(109N4 BEAT: A157)

When Good Buses Go Bad: Diesel Exhaust Linked to Neighborhood Air Pollution
Weinhold, Bob. (109N4 SS: A178)

UN Driving Motor Vehicle Regs
(109N2 BEAT: A67)

Protecting Parks from Pollution
(109N1 BEAT: A17)

Indonesia Implements Emissions Test
(108N10 BEAT: A447)

Driving U.S. Pollution South
(108N10 BEAT: A449)

On a Different Scale: Putting China's Environmental Crisis in Perspective
Karasov, Corliss. (108N10 FOC: A452-A459)

Reflections on Hexavalent Chromium: Health Hazards of an Industrial Heavyweight
Booker, Susan M.; Pellerin, Cheryl. (108N9 FOC: A402-A407)

An Exhaustive Search for Answers
Hood, Ernie. (108N9 SS: A417)

An Eruption of Silicosis
Wakefield, Julie. (108N7 FOR: A302)

Trampling Paradise: Dream Vacation---Environmental Nightmare?
Tenenbaum, David J. (108N5 FOC: A214-A219)

Backyard Dioxin
(108N4 BEAT: A165)

Country Roads Not Always Cleaner
(108N4 BEAT: A167)

Texans Bogged in Smog
(108N4 BEAT: A167)

Winds of Change: Reducing Transboundary Air Pollutants
Reuther, Christopher G. (108N4 FOC: A170-A175)

EPA: Airing on the Side of Caution or Pulling Standards Out of Thin Air?
Breslin, Karen. (108N4 SOI: A176-A177)

The Trickle-Down Theory of Cleaner Air
(108N4 INN: A178-A180)

A Burning Question: Do Farmer-Set Fires Endanger Health?
Tenenbaum, David J. (108N3 FOR: A116-117)

Every Breath You Take: A Better Way to Measure Jet Fuel Exposure
Hood, Ernie. (108N3 SS: A135)

The Worst of Both Worlds: Poverty and Politics in the Balkans
Brown, Valerie J. (107N12 FOC: A606-A613)

Where the Chips Fall: Environmental Health in the Semiconductor Industry
Chepesiuk, Ron. (107N9 FOC: A452-A457)

Talking Trash: The Economic and Environmental Issues of Landfills
Taylor, David A. (107N8 FOC: A404-A409)

Early Action on Climate Change
(107N4 FOR: A187-A188)

Killer Environment
(107N2 FOR: A62-A63)

Is It Safe to Drive SUVs?
(106N12 FOR: A588-A589)

A PMatter of the Heart
(106N11 FOR: A534-A535)

Major Issues in Miner Health
Joyce, Stephanie. (106N11 FOC: A538-A543)

Carbon Disulfide Neurotoxicity Defined
Manuel, John. (106N9 NIEHS: A428-A430)

Why the Grass Isn’t Always Greener
Joyce, Stephanie. (106N8 FOC: A378-A385)

EPA's PM2.5 Program Criticized
(106N8 FOR: A373-A374)

The Specter of Sprawl
Schmidt, Charles W. (106N6 FOC: A274-A279)

Genes and Ozone
(106N3 FOR: A130-A131)

Is Airborne Manganese a Hazard?
(106N2 FOR: A57-A58)

Plane Pollution
Holzman, David. (105N12 FOC: 1300-1305)

Fueling the Debate
(105N10 FOR: 1042-1043)

A Driving Force
Holzman, David. (105N6 FOC: 582-587)

Utility Restructuring and the Environment
(105N5 FOR: 473-474)

New Model for Ozone Transport
(105N4 FOR: 368-369)

A Decent Proposal? EPA's New Clean Air Standards
Brown, Kathryn S. (105N4 FOC: 378-383)

Planes and Pollution
(105N2 FOR: 172)

Now That You Know
Dahl, Richard. (105N1 FOC: 38-42)

CFC Smuggling
(104N12 FOR: 1272)

Breathing Easier
(104N10 FOR: 1024)

Dissolving Medical Waste
Fisher, Brandy E. (104N7 INN: 708-710)

Fueling the Gas Debate
(104N7 FOR: 687-689)

The Specter of Infection
Pinholster, Ginger. (104N7 FOC: 694-699)

Airing the Word on Pollution
(104N6 FOR: 598)

Turning CFCs into Salt
(104N5 FOR: 468-469)

Carbon Monoxide-Heart Failure Link
(104N2 FOR: 138-139)

Contraband in the Stratosphere
Chase, Victor. (103N12 SOI: 1102-1104)

A Breath of Fresh Technology
Medlin, Jennifer. (103N10 INN: 918-919)

The Impact of Ozone
Breslin, Karen. (103N7/8 FOC: 660-664)

MTBE: The Headache of Cleaner Air
Medlin, Jennifer. (103N7/8 FOC: 666-670)

Burning Border Health Issues
(103N6 FOR: 542)

Burning Border Health Issues
(103N6 FOR: 542)

Catching up on the Clean Air Act
McIntosh, Hugh. (101N3 FOC: 226-229)

Fighting for Air
(103N2 FOR: 132-133)

Fine Particles in Air Shorten Lives
(102N3 NIEHS: 274-275)

Toxic Taipei Traffic [sidebar]
Hricko, Andrea. (102N3 FOC: 279)

Cleaner Air in Volgograd
(102N2 FOR: 148-149)

Research Priorities for Mobile Air Toxics
(101N1 FOR: 20)

Air Pollutant Related to Genetic Damage in Poland
(101N1 NIEHS: 23)

A New Soot Standard?
(101N6 FOR: 486)

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