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Science 5 April 1968:
Vol. 160. no. 3823, pp. 67 - 68
DOI: 10.1126/science.160.3823.67
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Carbon Monoxide and Air Pollution from Automobile Emissions in New York City

Kenneth L. Johnson 1, L. H. Dworetzky 1, and Austin N. Heller 1

1 New York City Department of Air Pollution Control, 51 Astor Place, New York 10003

Local business-day traffic determines the diurnal carbon monoxide concentrations at individual sites in Manhattan. Concentrations during the day can be predicted from readings taken in early morning.


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