However, more integrative studies are revealing that urban trees, particularly low VOC emitting species, can be a viable strategy to help reduce urban ozone levels (Cardelino and Chameides, 1990; Taha, 1996; Nowak et al., 2000), particularly through tree functions that reduce air temperatures (transpiration), remove air pollutants (dry deposition to plant surfaces), and reduce building energy and consequent power plant emissions (e.g., temperature reductions; tree shade).
However, more integrative studies are revealing that urban trees, particularly low VOC emitting species, can be a viable strategy to help reduce urban ozone levels (Cardelino and Chameides, 1990; Taha, 1996; Nowak et al., 2000), particularly through tree functions that reduce air temperatures (transpiration), remove air pollutants (dry deposition to plant surfaces), and reduce building energy and consequent power plant emissions (e.g., temperature reductions; tree shade).
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