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Maria Polukarova1, Mattias Hjort2, Mats Gustafsson3

  • 1Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute Linköping (VTI), Box 8072, SE-402 78 Gothenburg, Sweden; Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Division of Water Environment Technology, Chalmers University of Technology, 412 96 Gothenburg, Sweden.

The Science of the total environment
|March 2, 2024
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车辆轮胎磨损是微塑料污染和城市空气污染的重要来源. 这项研究使用详细的行驶里程方法改进了排放估计,揭示了乘用车的排放量较高,但瑞典的总体全国总量较低.

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