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Ship Emissions in the Pearl River Delta Region

  • David Callanan
  • March 12, 2018
shipping analysis and trade

Characteristics of shipping activities

Ship emissions in the PRD

Ship emmision in Hong Kong

Ports and waterway intensive, Expanding ports: dual challenges, Inventory compilation method and data source

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