Summary
Scientists measure tiny particles, gases, and even metal bits in the atmosphere.
The information helps the city decide where to act, like limiting car traffic or cleaning factories.
The lab’s full name is the Integrated Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Toxicity Analysis Laboratory.
It can tell the difference between pollution from vehicles, factories, burning crop leftovers, and road dust.
It works with a system called the Air Quality Warning and Integrated Decision Support System for Emissions to predict future air quality.
Scientists measure tiny particles, gases, and even metal bits in the atmosphere.
The information helps the city decide where to act, like limiting car traffic or cleaning factories.
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