Automotive emissions in developing countries: Traffic management and technological control measures

Automotive emissions associated with urbanization have serious environmental impacts, which are exacerbated in urban centers. The mitigative measures adopted in industrial nations include strict regulations, emission reduction technologies, and sophisticated traffic control measures. Developing nati...

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