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Yu Zhao. 2013. “Primary Air Pollutant Emissions of Coal-Fired Power Plants in China”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 161-202. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Zhao. 2013. “Primary Air Pollutant Emissions of Coal-Fired Power Plants in China”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 161-202. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Lei, Qiang Zhang, Chris Nielsen, and Kebin He. 2013. “Primary Air Pollutants and CO2 Emissions from Cement Production in China”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 203-24. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Lei, Qiang Zhang, Chris Nielsen, and Kebin He. 2013. “Primary Air Pollutants and CO2 Emissions from Cement Production in China”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 203-24. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Zhao, Wei Wei, and Yu Lei. 2013. “An Anthropogenic Emission Inventory of Primary Air Pollutants in China for 2005 and 2010”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 225-61. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Zhao, Wei Wei, and Yu Lei. 2013. “An Anthropogenic Emission Inventory of Primary Air Pollutants in China for 2005 and 2010”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 225-61. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yuxuan Wang. 2013. “Atmospheric Modeling of Pollutant Concentrations”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 263-89. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yuxuan Wang. 2013. “Atmospheric Modeling of Pollutant Concentrations”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 263-89. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Lei. 2013. “Benefits to Human Health and Agricultural Productivity of Reduced Air Pollution”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 291-328. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Yu Lei. 2013. “Benefits to Human Health and Agricultural Productivity of Reduced Air Pollution”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 291-328. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Jing Cao, Mun Ho, and Dale Jorgenson. 2013. “The Economics of Environmental Policies in China”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 329-72. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Jing Cao, Mun Ho, and Dale Jorgenson. 2013. “The Economics of Environmental Policies in China”. In Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Quality, Climate, and Economic Goals, Pp. 329-72. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Chris Nielsen and Mun Ho. 2013. “Op-Ed: Clearing the Air in China”. New York Times (Sunday Review), October 27 , Pp. SR4
Chris Nielsen and Mun Ho. 2013. “Op-Ed: Clearing the Air in China”. New York Times (Sunday Review), October 27 , Pp. SR4
Xi Lu, Michael B. McElroy, Chris Nielsen, Xinyu Chen, and Junling Huang. 2013. “Optimal Integration of Offshore Wind Power for a Steadier, Environmentally Friendlier, Supply of Electricity in China”. Energy Policy, 62, Pp. 131–138
Xi Lu, Michael B. McElroy, Chris Nielsen, Xinyu Chen, and Junling Huang. 2013. “Optimal Integration of Offshore Wind Power for a Steadier, Environmentally Friendlier, Supply of Electricity in China”. Energy Policy, 62, Pp. 131–138
Chris Nielsen and Mun Ho. 2013. Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Pollution, Climate, and Economic Goals. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Chris Nielsen and Mun Ho. 2013. Clearer Skies Over China: Reconciling Air Pollution, Climate, and Economic Goals. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press
Tao Song, Jianming Cai, Teresa Chahine, and Yu Deng. 2013. “Urban Metabolism Model Based on the Emergy Theory: A Case Study of 31 Chinese Cities”. Food, Agriculture and Environment, 11, 3&4, Pp. 2353-61
Tao Song, Jianming Cai, Teresa Chahine, and Yu Deng. 2013. “Urban Metabolism Model Based on the Emergy Theory: A Case Study of 31 Chinese Cities”. Food, Agriculture and Environment, 11, 3&4, Pp. 2353-61