ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2019
Air pollution inequality and health inequality in China: An empirical study.
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Abstract
China's residents experience unequal exposure to air pollution in different regions, and the corresponding health consequences have increased remarkably. To ensure sustainable development, China should monitor health inequality and its potential determinants. This study empirically examines the health inequalities (represented by perinatal and tuberculosis mortalities) caused by air pollution inequalities (represented by SO
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