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Drivers of improved PM2.5 air quality in China from 2013 to 2017
by
Huo, Juntao
, Geng, Guannan
, Li, Meng
, Li, Junhua
, Cheng, Jing
, Xu, Xiangde
, Yan, Liu
, He, Kebin
, Hao, Jiming
, Shi, Qinren
, Liu, Fei
, Fu, Qingyan
, He, Hong
, Liu, Baoxian
, Cao, Junji
, Wang, Shuxiao
, Ding, Yihui
, Zhang, Xiaoye
, Wang, Yuesi
, Zheng, Bo
, Zhang, Qiang
, Wang, Zifa
, Tong, Dan
, Liu, Yang
, Gao, Jian
, Lei, Yu
, Liu, Zirui
, Hong, Chaopeng
, Zhang, Yuanhang
, Yang, Fumo
, Shao, Min
, Wang, Jinnan
, Zheng, Yixuan
, Liu, Wenqing
, Ding, Aijun
in
Air cleanliness
/ Air pollution
/ Air quality
/ Airborne particulates
/ Anthropogenic factors
/ Boilers
/ Chemical transport
/ Clean fuels
/ Dose-response effects
/ Electric power generation
/ Emission analysis
/ Emission inventories
/ Emission measurements
/ Emission standards
/ Epidemiology
/ Evaluation
/ Fatalities
/ Industrial emissions
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ Industrial plants
/ Industrial pollution
/ Organic chemistry
/ Particulate matter
/ Physical Sciences
/ Pollution control
/ Pollution effects
/ Power plants
/ Residential areas
/ Response functions
/ Social Sciences
2019
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Drivers of improved PM2.5 air quality in China from 2013 to 2017
by
Huo, Juntao
, Geng, Guannan
, Li, Meng
, Li, Junhua
, Cheng, Jing
, Xu, Xiangde
, Yan, Liu
, He, Kebin
, Hao, Jiming
, Shi, Qinren
, Liu, Fei
, Fu, Qingyan
, He, Hong
, Liu, Baoxian
, Cao, Junji
, Wang, Shuxiao
, Ding, Yihui
, Zhang, Xiaoye
, Wang, Yuesi
, Zheng, Bo
, Zhang, Qiang
, Wang, Zifa
, Tong, Dan
, Liu, Yang
, Gao, Jian
, Lei, Yu
, Liu, Zirui
, Hong, Chaopeng
, Zhang, Yuanhang
, Yang, Fumo
, Shao, Min
, Wang, Jinnan
, Zheng, Yixuan
, Liu, Wenqing
, Ding, Aijun
in
Air cleanliness
/ Air pollution
/ Air quality
/ Airborne particulates
/ Anthropogenic factors
/ Boilers
/ Chemical transport
/ Clean fuels
/ Dose-response effects
/ Electric power generation
/ Emission analysis
/ Emission inventories
/ Emission measurements
/ Emission standards
/ Epidemiology
/ Evaluation
/ Fatalities
/ Industrial emissions
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ Industrial plants
/ Industrial pollution
/ Organic chemistry
/ Particulate matter
/ Physical Sciences
/ Pollution control
/ Pollution effects
/ Power plants
/ Residential areas
/ Response functions
/ Social Sciences
2019
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by
Huo, Juntao
, Geng, Guannan
, Li, Meng
, Li, Junhua
, Cheng, Jing
, Xu, Xiangde
, Yan, Liu
, He, Kebin
, Hao, Jiming
, Shi, Qinren
, Liu, Fei
, Fu, Qingyan
, He, Hong
, Liu, Baoxian
, Cao, Junji
, Wang, Shuxiao
, Ding, Yihui
, Zhang, Xiaoye
, Wang, Yuesi
, Zheng, Bo
, Zhang, Qiang
, Wang, Zifa
, Tong, Dan
, Liu, Yang
, Gao, Jian
, Lei, Yu
, Liu, Zirui
, Hong, Chaopeng
, Zhang, Yuanhang
, Yang, Fumo
, Shao, Min
, Wang, Jinnan
, Zheng, Yixuan
, Liu, Wenqing
, Ding, Aijun
in
Air cleanliness
/ Air pollution
/ Air quality
/ Airborne particulates
/ Anthropogenic factors
/ Boilers
/ Chemical transport
/ Clean fuels
/ Dose-response effects
/ Electric power generation
/ Emission analysis
/ Emission inventories
/ Emission measurements
/ Emission standards
/ Epidemiology
/ Evaluation
/ Fatalities
/ Industrial emissions
/ Industrial plant emissions
/ Industrial plants
/ Industrial pollution
/ Organic chemistry
/ Particulate matter
/ Physical Sciences
/ Pollution control
/ Pollution effects
/ Power plants
/ Residential areas
/ Response functions
/ Social Sciences
2019
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Drivers of improved PM2.5 air quality in China from 2013 to 2017
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Drivers of improved PM2.5 air quality in China from 2013 to 2017
2019
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From 2013 to 2017, with the implementation of the toughest-ever clean air policy in China, significant declines in fine particle (PM2.5) concentrations occurred nationwide. Here we estimate the drivers of the improved PM2.5 air quality and the associated health benefits in China from 2013 to 2017 based on a measure-specific integrated evaluation approach, which combines a bottom-up emission inventory, a chemical transport model, and epidemiological exposure-response functions. The estimated national population–weighted annual mean PM2.5 concentrations decreased from 61.8 (95%CI: 53.3–70.0) to 42.0 μg/m³ (95% CI: 35.7–48.6) in 5 y, with dominant contributions from anthropogenic emission abatements. Although interannual meteorological variations could significantly alter PM2.5 concentrations, the corresponding effects on the 5-y trends were relatively small. The measure-by-measure evaluation indicated that strengthening industrial emission standards (power plants and emission-intensive industrial sectors), upgrades on industrial boilers, phasing out outdated industrial capacities, and promoting clean fuels in the residential sector were major effective measures in reducing PM2.5 pollution and health burdens. These measures were estimated to contribute to 6.6- (95% CI: 5.9–7.1), 4.4- (95% CI: 3.8–4.9), 2.8- (95% CI: 2.5–3.0), and 2.2- (95% CI: 2.0–2.5) μg/m³ declines in the national PM2.5 concentration in 2017, respectively, and further reduced PM2.5-attributable excess deaths by 0.37 million (95% CI: 0.35–0.39), or 92% of the total avoided deaths. Our study confirms the effectiveness of China’s recent clean air actions, and the measure-by-measure evaluation provides insights into future clean air policy making in China and in other developing and polluting countries.
Publisher
National Academy of Sciences
Subject
/ Boilers
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