Brazil presents a distinctive convergence of continental-scale climatic diversity, extensive urbanization, large-scale biomass burning, rapid land-use change, persistent air-quality monitoring gaps, and deep social inequalities, producing highly heterogeneous and compound environmental health risks. In this context, tr...
R. Tavella, F. R. de Moura, A. da Silva Bonifácio et al.· Atmosphere· 0 citations
Respiratory diseases remain a major public health challenge in tropical coastal cities, where persistent heat-humidity interactions and climate variability shape population vulnerability. This study quantified associations between atmospheric conditions and respiratory hospitalizations in Maceió, Brazil, using a 20-yea...
Marcos Paulo Santos Pereira, R. L. Costa, Fabrício Daniel dos Santos Silva et al.· International journal of bio...· 0 citations
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