Asia Pacific Commemoration of the 7th International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies

Buobe IA context · why it matters

Air pollution sources overlap with climate change drivers — Reducing air pollutants can also mitigate climate change.
Higher temperatures worsen air quality — Addressing both issues together is crucial to improve public health and reduce economic costs.
Climate policies targeting air pollution could simultaneously combat global warming.

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Air pollution is not only an environmental burden but also a public health, economic, and development challenge. The scientific evidence and policy interest in the co- benefits of air pollution reduction and climate change mitigation are increasing as many of air pollution sources overlap directly...

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