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Which consequence does the urban boundary layer have for pollution?
Answer: C
The city mixes more effectively than the surrounding countryside at night, which helps, but concentrates emissions into a small area, which more than offsets the advantage. The net result is higher concentrations. Street canyons can also trap pollutants at the very smallest scales despite the enhanced mixing above roof level.
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