Trends in Public Attitudes Toward Air Pollution

This paper attempts to bring together the findings relative to people’s attitudes about air pollution from a series of studies conducted by or for the U. S. Public Health Service. Trends are noted. These findings are presented in the light of planning for the implementation of air pollution abatement measures and probable public reactions to them. Further research needs are pointed out. Special emphasis is placed on the control officer’s needs for this type of information, its derivation, and its possible use in programming.     

Climate-informed urban design via probabilistic acceptability criterion and Sharpe ratio selection

Environment, Development and Sustainability - We develop a new framework for selecting an urban design which performs best from an Outdoor Thermal Comfort (OTC) perspective, while taking into...