Health effects of a global carbon price

Noelle E. Selin ()
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Noelle E. Selin: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nature Sustainability, 2023, vol. 6, issue 9, 1035-1036

Abstract: Reducing greenhouse gases can benefit air quality and health overall, but the magnitude and distribution of these benefits remain uncertain. Now a study shows that while air quality gains from carbon policies are widespread, some regions could see pollution increases.

Date: 2023
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