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QUOTE {} | Here we examined the causal impact of air pollution on the academic publications of individual scholars in China. |
QUOTE {} | We found that an increase of 1 μg m−3 in the annual concentration of PM2.5... The mean PM2.5 concentration was 45.91 over the study period. |
QUOTE {} | A 1% increase in PM2.5 concentration results in a reduction of approximately 1,053 publications nationwide. This effect was more pronounced during years of heavy pollution, especially among highly productive and younger scholars. Further... |
QUOTE {} | Due to privacy constraints regarding mobile phone signalling data and the proprietary nature of the longitudinal publication dataset, the full micro-level tracking data are not publicly available. |