Pollution and legal time
Articles, studies and resources on pollution related to legal time.
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⭐Wayback Machine Summary Note. ADEME.Access not specified
Daylight saving time change: what are the impacts?Access not specified
⭐Wayback Machine Impact of the time change – Final report. ADEME.Access not specified
Daylight saving time effect on fuel consumption and atmospheric pollutionAccess not specified
On the basis of a traffic analysis made by means of the multiple regression method, it has been shown that the daylight saving time applied in summer months, causes a rise in evening traffic and creates an increase in fuel consumption and hence a higher pollution level in the atm…
On the basis of a traffic analysis made by means of the multiple regression method, it has been shown that the daylight saving time applied in summer months, causes a rise in evening traffic and creates an increase in fuel consumption and hence a higher pollution level in the atmosphere resulting from the products of fuel burning (NOx, volatile organic compounds). It has also been demonstrated — by using the recent version of the US EPA lagrangian EKMA trajectory model — that an increase in primary pollutants and the ‘shifting’ of traffic intensity with respect to sunlight intensity (UV) resulting from the launching of daylight savings time lead to a rise in secondary pollutants, especially in photochemical pollutants: ozone (O3) and peroxy acetyl nitrate (PAN).
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