Ambient Particles and Health: Lines that Divide

Author:

Watson John G.1,Wyzga Ronald E.2,Burnett Richard T.3,Vostal Jaroslav J.4,Romieu Isabelle5,Chow Judith C.6,Holcombe James T.7,Lipfert Frederick W.8,Marrack David9,Thompson Richard J.8,Vedal Sverre10

Affiliation:

1. a Critical Review Sub-Committee Chairman and Research Professor Desert Research Institute

2. b Electric Power Research Institute

3. c Health Canada

4. d Environmental Health Assessment Consultants International

5. e Pan American Health Organization Instituto Nacional de Salud Publica

6. f Desert Research Institute

7. g Pacific Gas and Electric Corporation

8. h Environmental Consultant

9. i Fort Bend Medical Clinic

10. j University of British Columbia

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

Subject

Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law,Waste Management and Disposal

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