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HARVARD CHINA PROJECT

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Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and

Harvard University Center for the Environment


The China Project is an interdisciplinary, collaborative research program focused on China’s atmospheric environment. It conducts scholarly research on the complex nature and causes of local and regional air pollution in China, their health and economic impacts, and how measures to address them might be integrated with equitable international strategies to limit greenhouse gas emissions.


PROJECT NEWS

  • Harvard-Tsinghua atmospheric scientists report on ozone and carbon monoxide levels in Beijing area in summertime, including meteorological factors limiting ozone in July - August. The paper is in the public review ("Discussion") stage of Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, click here for abstract and more info.Ho.Nielsen.40.jpg

    • China Project atmospheric chemists use satellite to show successful 40% reduction of NOX during traffic restrictions for the Sino-Africa Summit, in Olympics test-run. Click below for:

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