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Work from Home and Air Pollution
Abstract Using satellite-informed data on nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentration, we document substantial pollution declines across U.S. metropolitan areas between 2019 and 2025. In the city centers of the 15 largest metropolitan areas, average NO2 concentrations were 0.9 parts per
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