Accounting for toxicity

Yueming Lucy Qiu (), Yi David Wang and Jiahai Yuan
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Yueming Lucy Qiu: University of Maryland
Yi David Wang: Credit Suisse
Jiahai Yuan: North China Electric Power University

Nature Energy, 2022, vol. 7, issue 2, 124-125

Abstract: Air pollution policy is often focused on controlling mass emissions, neglecting the differential health impacts from sources like residential particulate matter. A study now shows that the impacts from residential emissions are significantly higher compared with coal-fired power plants in China when toxicity is considered.

Date: 2022
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