CH 4 mitigation potentials from China landfills and related environmental co-benefits

Bofeng Cai; Ziyang Lou; Wang Jinnan; Yong Geng; Joseph Sarkis; Jianguo Liu; Qingxian Gao

doi:10.1126/sciadv.aar8400

CH 4 mitigation potentials from China landfills and related environmental co-benefits

Science Advances 4(7)

Article 2018 English

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This broad study identifies landfill emission reduction cobenefits in China, as well as implications for policy and practice.

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