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Measures fine particulate matter concentrations in unmanaged Korean screen golf courses, indicating potential health risks.
In Korea, a significant number of public-use facilities that fall below the size standards or are not included in the managed facility group are outside the legal management network, and information on their concentration status and influencing factors is lacking. Screen golf courses are also unmanaged facilities in Korea. The PM-2.5 concentration in the screen golf course was confirmed to be 12.8±9.2 (2.5-18.9) μg/m3, with time-series outliers observed in four locations. Measures to prevent or recovery should be considered.
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