… In fact, once Stringent climate policies are in place, our calculations show the synergistic
relationships to be so strong that the added costs of any supplementary policies needed to …

… implications for GHG policy in the United … climate policy to reflect these source-specific
co-benefits is not necessarily socially beneficial. This bolsters arguments for upstream policy …

… between air pollution and climate policies in Europe. … pollutants without affecting the
emission-producing activity itself. This paper analyses several variants of EU's air pollution policies …

… -ranging impact, because it applies not only to the air pollutants we assess here, but to any
other theme connected to climate policy: water quality, traffic congestion, noise pollution, etc. …

… The costs of mitigating regional air pollution separately from climate policies are probably …
to reaching regional air pollution targets; these options were accounted as climate change …

… linkages between US climate policy, environmental justice (EJ), and local air pollution. …
these harmful co-pollutants, climate policies can indirectly cause local air quality improvements. …

… policies accounting for air pollution benefits reduces premature mortality by 1·62 million deaths
annually. This is three times greater than the co-benefits of climate policies. … air pollution …

… We see that if climate policy is combined with either air pollution or energy security … We
see again that if climate policy is combined with air pollution and/or energy security policy, …

… This paper uses the computable general equilibrium model WorldScan to analyze the co-benefits
of reduced emissions of air pollutants as a by-product of climate policies. WorldScan …

… of climate policy different from other local environmental policies, such as air pollution control…
This paper makes a comparison between the implementation of two environmental policies …