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The Climate Effects of Transport Emissions: Models and Data to Support the Development of Mitigation Strategies
Emissions from land-based transport, aviation and shipping significantly contribute to climate change. In addition to CO_2, the emissions include short-lived species, such as nitrogen oxides and particulate matter. These short-lived emission components not only affect air quality but also have impor
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