Strategy for coordinating near-term PM 2.5 , ozone, and CO ₂ mitigation in China

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Reductions in air quality metrics are achievable with comprehensive policies targeting pollutants and greenhouse gases.
Cost–benefit assessment indicates substantial future economic benefits with proper emission control strategies in China.
Integrated framework utilizes a chemical transport model to evaluate the synergistic effects of multiple emissions reductions.
Environmental policies must adapt to ensure effective cocontrol of PM 2.5 and ozone while addressing climate change.

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Evaluates integrated policies for improved air quality in China, suggesting combined strategies can enhance outcomes against climate change.

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Evaluates integrated policies for improved air quality in China, suggesting combined strategies can enhance outcomes against climate change.