Watts-to-wheel comparison of the air quality, health, and equity impacts of light-v. heavy-duty vehicle electrification in the U.S. Midwest
Victoria A. Lang(Northwestern University), Daniel E. Horton(Northwestern University), Jordan Schnell(Northwestern University), Susan C. Anenberg(Environmental Protection Agency), Maxime A Visa(Northwestern University), Anastasia Montgomery(Northwestern University), Zachariah E Adelman, Mark Janssen(Michigan Cancer Research Consortium), Emily Grubert(University of Notre Dame), Sara F Camilleri(Northwestern University)
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