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February 2019
Inequitable Exposure to Air Pollution from Vehicles in California
The Union of Concerned Scientists finds that PM2.5 pollution from cars, trucks, and buses in California is inequitably distributed, with African American, Latino, and Asian residents, as well as low-income households, facing significantly higher exposure than white and wealthier residents. The analysis identifies Southern California, particularly Los Angeles County, as having the highest average exposure, and estimates that on-road transportation leads to approximately 3,100 premature deaths annually in the state.
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Themes: particulates vehicle electrification road transport environmental justice air pollution
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carbon dioxide emissions fuel cell vehicle battery electric vehicle
Union of Concerned Scientists
Document type: Fact sheet
Regions: California

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