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Nature Portfolio’s atmospheric-chemistry listing summarizes the study as estimating over 540,000 black-carbon-related premature deaths in China in 2015. DIRECT_TEXT

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China-specific estimates suggest over 540,000 premature deaths were related to black carbon in 2015, with future health gains from emission reductions partly offset by ageing and climate effects lower than global datasets imply.

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