Mostly positive implications of long-haul truck electrification
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Abstract
Recently in the July 6, 2021 issue of Environmental Science & Technology, Tong et al. estimated health and climate impacts from large-scale long-haul truck electrification. The monetized damages range from a 47%–54% increase to a 77%–88% reduction. However, with adjustments to the marginal emission and static assumptions, impacts are found to be almost certainly positive, a 7%–94% reduction in damages.
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OpenAlex topics: Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure · Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies · Energy and Environment Impacts
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