Abstract:Regional transport is equally significant to local sources in contributing to PM2.5 pollution and associated environmental inequality. In the context of future climate change, the effect of the responses of regional transport to the warming climate and controlling emissions has not been thoroughly investigated. Here we establish cross-province PM2.5 source-receptor matrix in China in 2015 baseline and two climate pathways in 2050s (SSP585 and SSP126), using Community Multi-scale Air Quality model embedded with… Show more
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