Author Correction: Air quality co-benefits of carbon pricing in China

Abstract

In the Supplementary Information PDF published with this Letter, under the heading 'Keywords used to select the papers for the literature review' , operator (*) use in the search strings is inconsistent and at times incorrect. In addition, the full list of references shortlisted from the Web of Science search criteria used in this study was not provided. The amended PDF is available as Supplementary Information to this Correction; those references not cited in the main paper and Methods have been included: refs 59-124 relate to mammals and refs 125-190 to birds.

The contribution of emission sources to the future air pollution disease burden in China

“…Previous studies have analysed the air quality impacts of possible future scenarios in China (Kan et al 2012, Woodward et al 2019. Some studies have focused on specific measures, such as variations in carbon pricing (Li et al 2018), transitions to synthetic natural gas (Qin et al 2017(Qin et al , 2018, transitions away from residential solid fuel use (Meng et al 2020), impacts from the National Determined Contributions (NDCs) for a single emission sector (Cai et al 2018), and a combination of air quality, development, and climate measures (UNEP 2019, Amann et al 2020. Other studies have focused on the impacts from broad national policies, such as the NDCs overall (Li et (Wang et al 2021).…”