Health impacts
Despite the adoption of more stringent vehicle emission regulations, the transport sector remains a significant contributor to global illness and deaths from air pollution. The burden is concentrated in China, South Asia, Europe, and North America, which together account for three-quarters of premature deaths worldwide related to transport pollution. Benefiting public health is a founding mission of the ICCT, and our Clean Air Program focuses on identifying policies and strategies to address it.
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Health and air pollution benefits of a global 0.1% fuel sulfur limit on marine fuels
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Evaluation of real-world vehicle emissions in Kampala, Uganda
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- Mallery Crowe, Associate Researcher (Berlin)
- Megha Kumar, Senior Researcher (New Delhi)
- Ray Minjares, Heavy-Duty Vehicles Program Director, Global / San Francisco Managing Director (San Francisco)
- Tim Dallmann, International Partnerships Program Director (Washington, DC)
- Joshua Miller, Director of Modeling, Monitoring, and Evaluation and Director of Program Services (San Francisco)
- Leticia Pineda, Mexico and Canada Regional Lead (San Francisco)
- Lingzhi Jin, Senior Researcher (San Francisco)
- Eamonn Mulholland, Senior Researcher (Berlin)
- Michelle Meyer, Researcher (Washington, D.C.)
- Vaibhav Kush, Researcher (New Delhi)
- Moorthy Nair, Researcher (New Delhi)
- Jonathan Benoit, Model Developer (San Francisco)
- Ketan Gore, Associate Researcher (Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh)


