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An integrated assessment of two decades of air pollution policy making in Spain: Impacts, costs and improvements

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Fig. 1. Aggregated annual emission trends in Spain across studied years (2000–2020).
Fig. 2. Number of air quality management zones above the NO 2 a) hourly and b) annual LVs between 2000–2020 simulated with AERIS.
Fig. 4. Average percentage contributions of the individual autonomous communities to a) NO 2 and b) PM 2.5 annual means in 2000–2020 simulated with AERIS.
Fig. 5. Temporal evolution in 2000–2020 of the a) annual accumulated deposition per unit of surface of N red , N ox , S and AAE for acidification sulphur (S acid ) and nutrient nitrogen (N nut );
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