A Modelling Study on PM<sub>2.5</sub>-Related Health Impacts from Climate Change and Air Pollution Emission Control - China, 2010s and 2040s.

China CDC Wkly · 2021 · PMC8422233 · PMID 34594922

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The findings suggest that emission control may mitigate PM 2.5 -related impacts attributable to climate change and may inform policymaking decisions of emission control to confront climate change. PM 2.5 concentrations show an increasing trend with climate change in this study.

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