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Daily satellite observations of nitrogen dioxide air pollution inequality in

New York City, New York and Newark, New Jersey: evaluation and application

Daily TROPOMI NO2 inequalities over May 2018−September 2021 for Black and African Americans (a), Hispanics and Latinos (b), and Asians (c) compared to non-Hispanic/Latino whites. Top panels are relative inequalities (%) on all days (light blue), on days with at least 30% UA coverage (gray blue), and on days with at least 60% UA coverage (bright blue). Bottom panels depict absolute inequalities (molecules cm−2) on all days (light green), days with at least 30% observational coverage (yellow green), and on days with at least 60% coverage (dark green). The mean relative inequalities and 95% confidence interval are included in each panel for each coverage threshold: on all days (light blue), on days with at least 30% coverage (gray blue), and on days with at least 60% coverage (bright blue).
Daily TROPOMI NO2 relative and absolute inequalities over May 2018−September 2021 for Hispanics and Latinos on all days (light), on days with at least 30% coverage (middle), and on days with at least 60% coverage (bright).