Synergetic roadmap of carbon neutrality and clean air for China

Qiang Zhang; Zhicong Yin; Xi Lu; Jicheng Gong; Yu Lei; Bofeng Cai; Cilan Cai; Qimin Chai; Huopo Chen; Hancheng Dai; Zhanfeng Dong; Guannan Geng; Dabo Guan; Jianlin Hu; Cunrui Huang; Jianing Kang; Tiantian Li; Wei Li; Yongsheng Lin; Jun Liu; Xin Liu; Zhu Liu; Jinghui Ma; Guofeng Shen; Dan Tong; Xuhui Wang; Xuying Wang; Zhili Wang; Yang Xie; Honglei Xu; Tao Xue; Bing Zhang; Da Zhang; Shaohui Zhang; Shaojun Zhang; Xian Zhang; Bo Zheng; Yixuan Zheng; Tong Zhu; Jinnan Wang; Kebin He

doi:10.1016/j.ese.2023.100280

Synergetic roadmap of carbon neutrality and clean air for China

Qiang Zhang^*
, Zhicong Yin
, Xi Lu
, Jicheng Gong^*
, Yu Lei^*
, Bofeng Cai
, Cilan Cai
, Qimin Chai
, Huopo Chen
, Hancheng Dai
, Zhanfeng Dong
, Guannan Geng
, Dabo Guan
, Jianlin Hu
, Cunrui Huang
, Jianing Kang
, Tiantian Li
, Wei Li
, Yongsheng Lin
, Jun Liu

Xin Liu, Zhu Liu, Jinghui Ma, Guofeng Shen, Dan Tong, Xuhui Wang, Xuying Wang, Zhili Wang, Yang Xie, Honglei Xu, Tao Xue, Bing Zhang, Da Zhang, Shaohui Zhang, Shaojun Zhang, Xian Zhang, Bo Zheng, Yixuan Zheng, Tong Zhu, Jinnan Wang, Kebin He

^*Corresponding author for this work

School of Economics and Management

Tsinghua University
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology
Peking University
Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning
National Center for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation
CAS - Institute of Atmospheric Physics
Beijing Institute of Technology
Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Beijing Normal University
University of Science and Technology Beijing
Energy Foundation China
Shanghai Typhoon Institute
Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences
Ministry of Transport of the People's Republic of China
Nanjing University
Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST)

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Abstract

It is well recognized that carbon dioxide and air pollutants share similar emission sources so that synergetic policies on climate change mitigation and air pollution control can lead to remarkable co-benefits on greenhouse gas reduction, air quality improvement, and improved health. In the context of carbon peak, carbon neutrality, and clean air policies, this perspective tracks and analyzes the process of the synergetic governance of air pollution and climate change in China by developing and monitoring 18 indicators. The 18 indicators cover the following five aspects: air pollution and associated weather-climate conditions, progress in structural transition, sources, inks, and mitigation pathway of atmospheric composition, health impacts and benefits of coordinated control, and synergetic governance system and practices. By tracking the progress in each indicator, this perspective presents the major accomplishment of coordinated control, identifies the emerging challenges toward the synergetic governance, and provides policy recommendations for designing a synergetic roadmap of Carbon Neutrality and Clean Air for China.

Original language	English
Article number	100280
Journal	Environmental Science and Ecotechnology
Volume	16
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ese.2023.100280
State	Published - Oct 2023

UN SDGs

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SDG 13 Climate Action

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Carbon neutrality
Clean air
Synergetic roadmap

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