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 ======Cross Border Air Pollution in Asia======
+Cross-border pollution in Asia is a growing concern due to emissions from energy production and deforestation.\\
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 ^  Quick Facts  ^^
-| Report location:  |[[https://horizons.gc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/243_547kb_3pages_eng.pdf| source]]  |
+|Report location:  |[[https://horizons.service.canada.ca/en/2014/02/01/cross-border-air-pollution-in-asia/index.shtml|source]]   |
-| Language:  | English   |
+|Language:  |English  |
-| Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:policy_horizons_canada|Policy Horizons Canada]]  |
+|Publisher:  |[[encyclopedia:policy_horizons_canada|Policy Horizons Canada]]  |
-| Publication date:  |February 1, 2014  |
+|Publication date:  |February 1, 2014  |
-| Authors:  |Not Specified  |
+|Authors:  |Not Specified  |
-| Geographic focus:  |asia   |
+|Geographic focus:  |Asia, Canada   |
-| Page count:  |3  |
+|Page count:  |3  |
 =====Methods=====
+The research method involves analyzing data on emissions, reviewing international agreements, and examining the effects of pollution on regional relations and global climate policies.\\
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 =====Key Insights=====
+The report discusses the increasing problem of cross-border air pollution in Asia, primarily caused by carbon emissions from energy production and heavy industry, as well as transboundary haze from agricultural land clearing. China is the largest emitter of CO2 from fuel combustion, followed by India and Japan. Indonesia contributes significantly through slash-and-burn practices for palm oil production. This pollution has led to deteriorating air quality, public health issues, and regional tensions. Initiatives like Emissions Trading Schemes and REDD programs are being implemented to reduce domestic emissions. Collaborative agreements like the ASEAN Agreement on Transboundary Haze Pollution aim to address the issue, but enforcement remains a challenge. The report also touches on the impact of Chinese pollution on countries as far away as Canada, influencing air quality and renewable energy policies.\\
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+<span #categories_box> Categories:  {{tag>2014_publication_year}} |  {{tag>Asia_geographic_scope}} |  {{tag>Canada_geographic_scope}} |  {{tag>English_publication_language}} |  {{tag>air_quality}} |    {{tag>carbon_emissions}} |  {{tag>cross-border_pollution}} |  {{tag>emissions_trading}} |  {{tag>energy}} |  {{tag>geopolitics}} |  {{tag>international_agreements}} |  {{tag>pollution}} |  {{tag>public_health}} |  {{tag>redd_programs}} |  {{tag>regional_tensions}} |  {{tag>renewable_energy}} |  {{tag>sustainability}} |    </span>
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