Extended Data Fig. 4: The growth of MDA8 ozone-PM2.5 partial correlation coefficients (PCORs) and the decline in PM2.5 concentrations for the five key regions during 2013–2021. | Nature Geoscience

Extended Data Fig. 4: The growth of MDA8 ozone-PM2.5 partial correlation coefficients (PCORs) and the decline in PM2.5 concentrations for the five key regions during 2013–2021.

From: Sustained emission reductions have restrained the ozone pollution over China

Extended Data Fig. 4: The growth of MDA8 ozone-PM2.5 partial correlation coefficients (PCORs) and the decline in PM2.5 concentrations for the five key regions during 2013–2021.

The solid blue lines and solid green lines indicate the time series of MDA8 ozone-PM2.5 PCORs and PM2.5 concentrations, respectively. The dashed blue lines indicate the linear trends of MDA8 ozone-PM2.5 PCORs. The annual growth rates of PCORs with significance levels (*p < 0.05) are presented.

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