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Mousavi A S, Oveisi N. Dust Storms in Tehran: An Environmental and Public Health Challenge. jorar 2025; 17 (4) :252-253
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PhD in Environmental-Pollutions, Iran Helal Higher Education Institute of Applied Science & Technology, Tehran, Iran
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Letter to the Editor
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Environmental disasters
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