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Summer/Fall 2021 Newsletter

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Download the Summer/Fall 2021 newsletter to learn more about the Harvard-China Project's research and endeavors: Climate Change Solutions Fund: HCP team earns Harvard research award. China's Carbon Markets: HCP economists use firm-level data to test...

Spring 2019 Newsletter

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This spring our Harvard-China Project researchers led an international effort to analyze the technical and economic viability for China to move towards carbon-negative electric power generation. Their research, which explores utilizing two forms of green...

Reconciling China's Economic Growth with Control of Air Pollution and Carbon Emissions

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Speakers: Chris P. NIELSEN, WANG Yuxuan, Mun S. HO Chris P. NIELSEN, Executive Director, China Project; WANG Yuxuan, Research Associate in Atmospheric Chemistry, Harvard SEAS; and Mun S. HO, Visiting Fellow in Economics, Harvard Institute for Quantitative...

Reconciling China's Economic Growth with Control of Air Pollution and Carbon Emissions

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Speakers: Chris P. NIELSEN, WANG Yuxuan, Mun S. HO Chris P. NIELSEN, Executive Director, China Project; WANG Yuxuan, Research Associate in Atmospheric Chemistry, Harvard SEAS; and Mun S. HO, Visiting Fellow in Economics, Harvard Institute for Quantitative...

Chinese Coal Flow Analysis and Estimation of Potential Carbon Emission Factors

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Speaker: PAN Kexi and CHENG Zheng PAN Kexi, Associate Professor, School of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan University; Vice Director, Fudan University Energy Research Center; and CHENG Zheng, Ph.D. candidate, School of Social Development and...

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CCICED Annual Meeting

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China Project faculty chair, Michael McElroy, who has been appointed to the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED) for a 5-year term, and Executive Director, Chris Nielsen, will be participating in the CCICED...

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Haikun Wang

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Particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and daily mortality in Chongqing, China

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In 1995, daily mortality in a district of Chongqing, China, was analyzed from January through
December for associations with daily ambient sulfur dioxide and fine particles (airborne particles
with diameters ≤ 2.5 μm; PM2.5). The mean concentration of PM2.5...

Spring/Summer 2020 Newsletter

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Download the Spring/Summer 2020 newsletter to learn more about the Harvard-China Project's spring semester research and endeavors: New HCP Series: Research Briefs Opportunity Blows for Offshore Wind in China New Series: Researcher Q&A with Faan Chen...

Mun S. Ho

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