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Chile’s work on short-lived climate pollutants In the same way as other countries, Chile recognizes that the actions aimed at reducing short-lived climate pollutants (SLCP) entail a subs- tantial contribution to the mitigation of the causes of Climate Chan- ge. In addition, these actions have known concomitant benefits, in terms
Chile’s work on short-lived climate pollutants In the same way as other countries, Chile recognizes that the actions aimed at reducing short-lived climate pollutants (SLCP) entail a subs- tantial contribution to the mitigation of the causes of Climate Chan- ge. In addition, these actions have known concomitant benefits, in terms of reducing the levels of local atmospheric pollution in urban centers. Black carbon, which is considered a SLCP, accounts for a substantial part of the particulate (PM2.5) measured in Chilean cities.
In addition, these (mitigation) actions have known concomitant benefits, in terms of reducing the levels of local atmospheric pollution in urban centers.