Everincreasing ambient ozone(O3)pollution in China has been exacerbating cardiopulmonary premature deaths.However,the urban-rural exposure inequity has seldom been explored.Here,we assess populationcale 03 exposure an...Everincreasing ambient ozone(O3)pollution in China has been exacerbating cardiopulmonary premature deaths.However,the urban-rural exposure inequity has seldom been explored.Here,we assess populationcale 03 exposure and mortality burdens between 1990 and 2019 based on integrated pollution tracking and epidemiological evidence.We find Chinese population have been suffering from climbing 03 exposure by 4.3±2.8 ppb per decade as a result of rapid urbanization and growing prosperity of socioeconomic activities.Rural residents are broadly exposed to 9.8±4.1 ppb higher ambient O3 than the adjacent urban citizens,and thus urbaniza-tion-oriented migration compromises the exposure-associated mortality on total population.Cardiopulmonary excess premature deaths attributable to longterm 03 exposure,373,500(95%uncertainty interval[U]:240,600-510,900)in 2019,is underestimated in previous studies due to ignorance of cardiovascular causes.Future 03 pollution policy should focus more on rural population who are facing an aggravating threat of mortality risks to ameliorate environmental health injustice.展开更多
基金UK Natural Environment Research Council(NERC)UK Na tional Centre for Atmospheric Science(NCAS),Australian Research Council(DP210102076)+8 种基金Australian National Health and Medical Research Council(APP2000581)H.Z.S andM.W.receive funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council(EPSRC)via the UK Research and Innovation(UKRI)Centre for Doctoral Training in Application of Artificial Itelligence to the study of Environmental Risks(AI4ER,EP/S022961/1)HZ.S.also gives thanks for generous support from the US Fulbright Pro-gram.P.Y.is supported by China Scholarship Council(no.201906210065)Z.S.acknow-edges support from the UKRI NERC Cambridge Climate,Life and Earth Doctoral Training Partnership(C-CL EAR DTP,NE/S007164/1)M.M.C.is sponsored by the Croucher Founda-tion and Cambridge Commonwealth,European and Intemational Trust funding through a Croucher Cambridge Intemational ScholarshipH.L.is supported by the National NaturalSci ence Foundation of China(no.42061130213)Royal Society of the United Kingdom through the Newton Advanced Fllowship(NAF/R1/201166)A.TA.acknowledges funding from NERC(NE/P016383/1)through the Met Office UKRI Clean Air Program.Y.G.is supported by a Career Development Fellowship of the Australian Natinal Health and Med-|cal Research Council(APP1163693)Special appreciation is extended to Prof.Xiao Lu(School of Atmospheric Sciences,Sun Yat sen University)for his insightful discussion on the quality control of TOAR and CNEMC observations,and Prof.Aiyu Liu(Department of Sociology,Peking University)for her trenchant research perspectives on China's urbanization,to improve this curent interdiscilinary research.
文摘Everincreasing ambient ozone(O3)pollution in China has been exacerbating cardiopulmonary premature deaths.However,the urban-rural exposure inequity has seldom been explored.Here,we assess populationcale 03 exposure and mortality burdens between 1990 and 2019 based on integrated pollution tracking and epidemiological evidence.We find Chinese population have been suffering from climbing 03 exposure by 4.3±2.8 ppb per decade as a result of rapid urbanization and growing prosperity of socioeconomic activities.Rural residents are broadly exposed to 9.8±4.1 ppb higher ambient O3 than the adjacent urban citizens,and thus urbaniza-tion-oriented migration compromises the exposure-associated mortality on total population.Cardiopulmonary excess premature deaths attributable to longterm 03 exposure,373,500(95%uncertainty interval[U]:240,600-510,900)in 2019,is underestimated in previous studies due to ignorance of cardiovascular causes.Future 03 pollution policy should focus more on rural population who are facing an aggravating threat of mortality risks to ameliorate environmental health injustice.
