Clearing the air in China

Valerie J. Karplus ()
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Valerie J. Karplus: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nature Energy, 2019, vol. 4, issue 11, 904-905

Abstract: Coal power generation in China is among the major causes of the country’s heavily polluted air. Researchers now use comprehensive emissions monitoring data to show that many plants report compliance with new ultra-low emissions standards earlier than required, substantially reducing the pollution they emit.

Date: 2019
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