On the frontlinesAn exploratory analysis of unequal exposure to air pollution and COVID-19 in the United States

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Daniel Vila
Thomas K. J. McDermott
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[1] Centre for Economic Research on Inclusivity and Sustainability (CERIS) J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics,
[2] National University of Ireland Galway,undefined
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International Journal for Equity in Health | / 21卷
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COVID-19; Air quality; Race; Inequality;
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Recent literature has suggested a link between poor air quality and worse COVID-19 outcomes. In the United States, this link is particularly noteworthy because of residential sorting along ethnic lines within the US population; minorities are disproportionately exposed to health hazards, including air pollution. The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have also been disproportionately concentrated amongst minorities. We explore the association between air quality and COVID-19 outcomes, using county level data for the United States from the first wave of the pandemic in 2020, and test whether exposure to more polluted air can account for some of the observed disparities in COVID-19 outcomes among minorities.
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