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September 26, 2025Polish Journal of Environmental StudiesOpen Access

Research on Spatiotemporal Evolution and Population Exposure Mortality Risk of PM2.5 in Shandong Province

Jun Yan Xinying Wang Shi Yan Su‐Mei He Ting Wang Xu Zhang

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Key Points

The analysis reveals significant mortality risks associated with PM2.5 exposure, indicating urgent need for action.
Findings show a correlation between environmental pollution and population health, urging better monitoring efforts.
Observational analysis tracks PM2.5 levels over time, emphasizing the adverse health impacts on local populations.
This research supports necessary legislation for pollution prevention to promote healthier environments.

Implication

Research demonstrates mortality risk related to PM2.5 exposure in Shandong, highlighting pollution control policies' necessity.

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Yan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d9052541e1c178a14f535d https://doi.org/10.15244/pjoes/208005

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