Effect of urban traffic on the immission of carbon dioxide in the university campus

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The condition and quality of atmospheric air plays a very important role in the life of every living organism, including man. Every day we breathe atmospheric air containing CO2 whose level changes depending both on many external factors and physicochemical processes. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the air changes, among other things, due to the influence of communication routes which may adversely affect the environment. For this reason it is necessary to analyze changes in CO2 concentrations and try to determine their impact on the functioning of users of the area (so, one can observe and analyze seasonal impact of communication routes on separate sub-areas of research).

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Cichowicz, R., & Wielgosiński, G. (2015). Effect of urban traffic on the immission of carbon dioxide in the university campus. Ecological Chemistry and Engineering S, 22(2), 189–200. https://doi.org/10.1515/eces-2015-0010

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