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Chappell, B. (2019, April 2). Electric cars hit record in Norway, making up nearly 60 percent of sales in March. National Public Radio; www.npr.org/
EF (2019). Energy Facts. Norway; energifaktanorge.no/
Font, A., Guiseppin, L., Blangiardo, M. et al. (2019). A tale of two cities: Is air pollution
improving in Paris and London? Environmental Pollution 249: 1– 12.
Greenbaum, D. (2018). Making measurable progress in improving China’s air and
health. Lancet Planet Health 2: e289– e290.
Gulia, S., Nagendra, S.M.S., Khare, M., and Khanna, I. (2015). Urban air quality management – A review. Atmospheric Pollution Research 6: 286– 304.
Hanley, S. (2019). Oslo adding 70 electric buses this year. Clean Technica; cleantechnica.
com/
Hockenos, P. (2017). With Norway in the lead, Europe set for surge in electric vehicles.
Yale Environment 360; e360.yale.edu/
Huang, J., Pan, X., Guo, X., Li, G. (2018). Health impact of China’s Air Pollution
Prevention and Control Action Plan: An analysis of national air quality
monitoring data. Lancet Planet Health 2: e313– e323.
Huenteler, J., Tang, T., Chan, G., and Anadon, L.D. (2018). Why is China’s wind power
not living up to its potential? Environmental Research Letters 13: 044001.
IHA (2017). Norway Statistics. International Hydropower Association; www.hydropower.org/
Joint Air Quality Unit (2017, May). Improving air quality in the UK: Tackling nitrogen
dioxide in our towns and cities. Department for Transport, UK; www.gov.uk/
defra
Lam, L.T., Branstetter, L., and Azevedo, I.M.L. (2016). China’s wind electricity and
cost of carbon mitigation are more expensive than anticipated. Environmental
Research Letters 11: 084015.
Lin, J., Kahrl, F., Yuan, J. et al. (2019). Economic and carbon emission impacts of electricity market transition in China: A case study of Guangdong Province. Applied
Energy 238: 1093– 1107.
Liu, J., Mauzerall, D., Chen, Q. et al. (2016). Air pollutant emissions from Chinese
households: A major and underappreciated ambient pollution source.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 113: 7756– 7761.
Manthey, N. (2018). VARD to build all- electric ferry for Boreal in Norway; www.
electrive.com/
Mudway, I.S., Dundas, I., Wood., H.E. et al. (2019). Impact of London’s low emission
zone on air quality and children’s respiratory health: A sequential annual crosssectional study. Lancet Public Health 4: e28– e40.
NEA (2018). Air Pollution. Norwegian Environment Agency; www.environment.no/
NILU (2017). Wood burning pollutes the urban air in Norway. Science Nordic, Norwegian
Institute for Air Research; sciencenordic.com/
Peng, W., Yang, J., Lu, X., and Mauzerall, D.L. (2018). Potential co- benefits of electrification for air quality, health, and CO2 mitigation in 2030 China. Applied Energy
218: 511– 519.
Qin, Y., Hoglund- Isaksson, L., Byers, E. et al. (2018). Air quality- carbon- water synergies and trade- offs in China’s natural gas industry. Nature Sustainability
1: 505– 511.
Qin, Y., Wagner, F., Scovronick, N. et al. (2017). Air quality, health, and climate
implications of China’s synthetic natural gas development. Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences 114: 4887– 4892.
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Chappell, B. (2019, April 2). Electric cars hit record in Norway, making up nearly 60 percent of sales in March. National Public Radio; www.npr.org/
EF (2019). Energy Facts. Norway; energifaktanorge.no/
Font, A., Guiseppin, L., Blangiardo, M. et al. (2019). A tale of two cities: Is air pollution
improving in Paris and London? Environmental Pollution 249: 1– 12.
Greenbaum, D. (2018). Making measurable progress in improving China’s air and
health. Lancet Planet Health 2: e289– e290.
Gulia, S., Nagendra, S.M.S., Khare, M., and Khanna, I. (2015). Urban air quality management – A review. Atmospheric Pollution Research 6: 286– 304.
Hanley, S. (2019). Oslo adding 70 electric buses this year. Clean Technica; cleantechnica.
com/
Hockenos, P. (2017). With Norway in the lead, Europe set for surge in electric vehicles.
Yale Environment 360; e360.yale.edu/
Huang, J., Pan, X., Guo, X., Li, G. (2018). Health impact of China’s Air Pollution
Prevention and Control Action Plan: An analysis of national air quality
monitoring data. Lancet Planet Health 2: e313– e323.
Huenteler, J., Tang, T., Chan, G., and Anadon, L.D. (2018). Why is China’s wind power
not living up to its potential? Environmental Research Letters 13: 044001.
IHA (2017). Norway Statistics. International Hydropower Association; www.hydropower.org/
Joint Air Quality Unit (2017, May). Improving air quality in the UK: Tackling nitrogen
dioxide in our towns and cities. Department for Transport, UK; www.gov.uk/
defra
Lam, L.T., Branstetter, L., and Azevedo, I.M.L. (2016). China’s wind electricity and
cost of carbon mitigation are more expensive than anticipated. Environmental
Research Letters 11: 084015.
Lin, J., Kahrl, F., Yuan, J. et al. (2019). Economic and carbon emission impacts of electricity market transition in China: A case study of Guangdong Province. Applied
Energy 238: 1093– 1107.
Liu, J., Mauzerall, D., Chen, Q. et al. (2016). Air pollutant emissions from Chinese
households: A major and underappreciated ambient pollution source.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 113: 7756– 7761.
Manthey, N. (2018). VARD to build all- electric ferry for Boreal in Norway; www.
electrive.com/
Mudway, I.S., Dundas, I., Wood., H.E. et al. (2019). Impact of London’s low emission
zone on air quality and children’s respiratory health: A sequential annual crosssectional study. Lancet Public Health 4: e28– e40.
NEA (2018). Air Pollution. Norwegian Environment Agency; www.environment.no/
NILU (2017). Wood burning pollutes the urban air in Norway. Science Nordic, Norwegian
Institute for Air Research; sciencenordic.com/
Peng, W., Yang, J., Lu, X., and Mauzerall, D.L. (2018). Potential co- benefits of electrification for air quality, health, and CO2 mitigation in 2030 China. Applied Energy
218: 511– 519.
Qin, Y., Hoglund- Isaksson, L., Byers, E. et al. (2018). Air quality- carbon- water synergies and trade- offs in China’s natural gas industry. Nature Sustainability
1: 505– 511.
Qin, Y., Wagner, F., Scovronick, N. et al. (2017). Air quality, health, and climate
implications of China’s synthetic natural gas development. Proceedings of the
National Academy of Sciences 114: 4887– 4892.