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Climate policy: Steps to China's carbon peak

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  • Zhu Liu
  • Dabo Guan
  • Moore, Scott
  • Henry Lee
  • Su, Jun
  • Qiang Zhang

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Regional targets and improved market mechanisms could enable the nation's carbon dioxide emissions to peak by 2030, say Zhu Liu and colleagues

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  • Zhu Liu & Dabo Guan & Moore, Scott & Henry Lee & Su, Jun & Qiang Zhang, "undated". "Climate policy: Steps to China's carbon peak," Working Paper 269166, Harvard University OpenScholar.
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    1. Na Li & Gaodi Xie & Changshun Zhang & Yu Xiao & Biao Zhang & Wenhui Chen & Yanzhi Sun & Shuo Wang, 2015. "Biomass Resources Distribution in the Terrestrial Ecosystem of China," Sustainability, MDPI, vol. 7(7), pages 1-17, July.

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