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hydroelectric dams, agglomeration spillovers, employment growth, event-study analysis with synthetic control methods
influenza, air pollution, mortality
air pollution, mortality, pandemic, influenza
lead, soil, cognitive function
pre-school children, cognition, legacy lead in soil
fertility, lead in topsoil, lead in gasoline, lead in air, Clean Air Act
agriculture, long run, short run, rural electrification, suburbanization
mortality, infectious disease, pollution, 1918 influenza pandemic
assortative matching, discrimination, firm policies, racial wage differences, Brazil
infant mortality, coal-fired electricity generation, mid-20th century air pollution, housing values, tradeoffs
local air pollution, adaptation, climate impacts, climate change estimation methods, ambient ozone concentration, "climate penalty" on ozone
air pollution, health outcomes, hospitalization for respiratory diseases and other causes, healthcare infrastructure, hospital capacity constraint
medicaid, public health insurance, influenza pandemics
air pollution, local development, coal availability, trade-offs of coal consumption
health outcomes, healthcare infrastructure, air pollution, placebo tests, hospitalization for respiratory diseases and other causes
infant health, mortality, fertility, lead exposure
Trade restrictions Industrial Policy, Healthcare manufacturing, Supply Chain Dependencies, Policy Outcomes
Climate change estimation methods, climate impacts, adaptation, local air pollution, ambient ozone concentration, 'climate penalty' on ozone
Brazilian higher education, margins of adjustment, affirmative action
time zone border, timing of ozone precursor emissions, ambient ozone concentration, shifting economic activity, NOx Budget Program (NBP)
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