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Contrasting indoor and ambient particulate matter concentrations and thermal comfort in coal and non-coal burning households at South Africa Highveld by Adesina, J.A., Piketh, S.J., Qhekwana, M., Burger, R., Language, B., Mkhatshwa, G.

“…[Display omitted] •PM4 measurement was carried out in two households in a community located in the proximity of three coal-fired plants.•National Ambient Air…”
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The chemical composition and fluxes of atmospheric wet deposition at four sites in South Africa by Conradie, E.H., Van Zyl, P.G., Pienaar, J.J., Beukes, J.P., Galy-Lacaux, C., Venter, A.D., Mkhatshwa, G.V.

“…South Africa is the economic hub of southern Africa and is regarded as an important source region of atmospheric pollutants. A nitrogen dioxide (NO2) hotspot…”
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Summary of research paper published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics titled: Spatial, temporal and source contribution assessments of black carbon over the northern interior of South Africa by K.E Chiloane, J.P Beukes, P.G van Zyl, P Maritz, V Vakkari, M Josipovic, A.D Venter, K Jaars, P Tiitta, M Kulmala, A Wiedensohler, C Liousse, G.V Mkhatshwa, A Ramandh, L Laakso

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Spatial and temporal assessment of organic and black carbon at four sites in the interior of South Africa by Maritz, P, Beukes, JP, Van Zyl, PG, Conradie, EH, Liousse, C, Galy-Lacaux, C, Castéra, P, Ramandh, A, Mkhatshwa, G, Venter, AD, Pienaar, JJ

“…Limited data currently exist for atmospheric organic carbon (OC) and black carbon (BC) in South Africa (SA). In this paper OC and BC measured in SA were…”
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Spatial, temporal and source contribution assessments of black carbon over the northern interior of South Africa by Chiloane, Kgaugelo Euphinia, Beukes, Johan Paul, van Zyl, Pieter Gideon, Maritz, Petra, Vakkari, Ville, Josipovic, Miroslav, Venter, Andrew Derick, Jaars, Kerneels, Tiitta, Petri, Kulmala, Markku, Wiedensohler, Alfred, Liousse, Catherine, Mkhatshwa, Gabisile Vuyisile, Ramandh, Avishkar, Laakso, Lauri

“…After carbon dioxide (CO2), aerosol black carbon (BC) is considered to be the second most important contributor to global warming. This paper presents…”
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