To meet the Chinese demand for comprehensive ecological and environmental governance, it is necessary to clarify the mutual feedback relationship among air pollution, climate change, health effects, and socio-economic impacts, and to construct a collaborative technical system and supporting platform for pollution reduction and carbon reduction in national land space. This will provide a scientific basis for the implementation of the Chinese “Dual Carbon” strategy.

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  The evolution pattern of pollutants, greenhouse gases, and climate factors under the “Dual Carbon” path;

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  The interaction mechanisms and quantitative modeling of multi-pollutants in various mediums of the geosphere;

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  Health effects assessment of key pollutants under climate change;

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  Collaborative mechanism and regulation path for pollution reduction and carbon reduction with multiple objectives.