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The unintended benefits of pollution rules

MIT researchers find China’s new SO₂ and NO_x regulations will also reduce CO₂ emissions

Alli Gold Roberts | Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change

November 4, 2013

China's unprecedented growth has created more demands on energy.

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