HAL (France)
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Global climate justice and the future of air quality co-benefits in low-income and middle-income countries: an energy, climate, and health modelling study
Background Despite the need to limit climate change and transition to low-carbon energy, there is disagreement about how to share the burden of reducing CO2 emissions. We assess different approaches to global mitigation, accounting for three key factors: avoided climate harms, health (co)benefits fr
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