清华大学 Wenjia Cai--Home--Selected Publications

Wenjia Cai

Professor

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E-Mail:wcai@tsinghua.edu.cn

Discipline:Ecology

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[43] Chaoji Cao, Xueqin Cui, Wenjia Cai*, et al (2019). Incorporating health co-benefits into regional carbon emission reduction policy making: a case study of China's power sector. Applied Energy, 253, 113498.
[42] Chaoqing Yu, Xiao Huang, Han Chen, …, Wenjia Cai,… James Taylor (2019). Managing nitrogen to restore water quality in China, 567, 516-520.
[41]Wenjia Cai*, Jinxuan Hui, Can Wang*, Yixuan Zheng, Xin Zhang, Qiang Zhang, Peng Gong(2018). The Lancet Countdown on PM2.5 pollution-related health impacts of China's projected carbon dioxide mitigation in the electric power generation sector under the Paris Agreement: a modeling study. The Lancet Planetary Health, 2, e151-161.
[40] Jun Yang, José G Siri, Justin V Remais, Qu Cheng, Han Zhang, Karen K Y Chan, Zhe Sun, Yuanyuan Zhao, Na Cong, Xueyan Li, Wei Zhang, Yuqi Bai, Jun Bi,Wenjia Cai, Emily Y Y Chan, Wanqing Chen, Weicheng Fan, Hua Fu, et al. (2018). Healthy Cities: unlocking the power of cities for a healthy China, The Lancet, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(18)30486-0.
[39] Watts N*, Amann M, Ayeb-Karlsson S, Belesova, K, Bouley T, Boykoff M, Byass P,Cai W, et al.(2018). The 2017 Report of The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change From 25 years of inaction to a global transformation for public health. The Lancet. 391(10120), 581-630.
[38] Shiyuan Liu, Can Wang, Lei Shi,Wenjia Cai, Lixiao Zhang (2018). Water conservation implications for decarbonizing non-electric energy supply: A hybrid life-cycle analysis. Journal of Environmental Management. 219, 208-217.
[37] Huadong Chen, Can Wang,Wenjia Cai, Jianhui Wang (2018). Simulating the impact of investment preference on low-carbon transition in power sector. Applied Energy, 217, 440-455.
[36] Shangwei Liu, Xin Tian*,Wenjia Cai, Weiqiang Chen, Yafei Wang (2018). How the transitions in iron and steel and construction industries impact China's CO2 emissions: Comprehensive analysis from an inter-sector linked perspective. Applied Energy, 211:64-75.
[35] Yaqian Mu,Wenjia Cai*, Samuel Evans, Can Wang, David Roland-Holst (2018). Employment impacts of renewable energy policies in China-a decomposition analysis based on a CGE modeling framework. Applied Energy,210, 256-267
[34] Qun Ding,Wenjia Cai*, Can Wang, Mukul Sanwal, 2017. The relationships between household consumption activities and energy consumption in china—An input-output analysis from the lifestyle perspective. Applied Energy (in press).

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