Electric Vehicles and the Air Pollution in Los Angeles

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Date

Dec. 31, 1991

Authors

Hadi Dowlatabadi, Alan Krupnick, and Armistead Russell

Publication

Journal Article

Reading time

1 minute

Authors

Hadi Dowlatabadi

University Fellow

Hadi Dowlatabadi is a unversity fellow at RFF and adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon’s Department of Engineering & Public Policy.

Alan Krupnick

Senior Fellow

Alan Krupnick is a senior fellow at RFF.

Armistead Russell

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