New Report on Air Quality Trends Associated with Unconventional Oil & Gas Development

The study assessed long-term trends in air quality in oil & gas producing regions in Texas & Colorado. Learn More!

You are here

Home > Research & Funding > Ongoing Research

Impacts of Zero-Emission Truck Regulations on Tailpipe and Non-tailpipe Air Pollution Exposures and Health Risks in Southern California Communities

Principal Investigator: 
,

University of Southern California

What? Assess the effects of California’s Advanced Clean Trucks and Advanced Clean Fleets regulations on air pollutant exposure and health disparities in Southern California 
How? Estimate the impact of recently adopted zero-emission truck regulations changes on tailpipe and nontailpipe pollutant emissions, refine an air quality model to simulate the corresponding changes in air pollutant concentrations, and assess disparities in exposures and health outcomes (mortality and asthma emergency department visits) in freight transport communities in Southern California
Where: Southern California

Funded under
RFA 23-2, Assessing Changes in Exposures and Health Outcomes in Historically Marginalized and Environmentally Overburdened Communities from Air Quality Actions, Programs, or Other Interventions
Status: 
Ongoing
Abstract

The abstract for the poster presented at the 2026 HEI Annual Conference can be found here.