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January 31, 2026Structural Change and Economic Dynamics

Emission transfers of toxic chemical pollutants among NAFTA Countries: A structural change approach

Shigemi Kagawa Shohei Tokito Hidemichi Fujii Shunsuke Okamoto Fumiya Nagashima

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Emission transfers of toxic pollutants among NAFTA countries are significant, impacting regional air quality.
Chemical pollutants showed a marked rise in emissions in the last two decades across affected regions.
Observational analysis using a structural change approach identified critical trends in pollutant transfer.
Findings highlight the need for cooperative policies to address toxic emissions across national borders.

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Analysis reveals emission transfers of toxic pollutants in NAFTA countries, suggesting significant environmental impact.

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Kagawa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75f01c6e9836116a2a115 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.strueco.2026.01.017

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