Port study warns ship pollution may exceed road-traffic harm locally
A port study finds air pollution from ships may be more harmful than road-traffic emissions in the studied area. The supplied information does not identify the port or quantify impacts.
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Why it matters
The finding could affect public-health assessments and pressure ports to reduce shipping emissions.
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