Su Song

Research Associate, WRI China Sustainable Cities

Bio

Su is the Research Associate of EMBARQ in WRI China Office. She works on the economics and policy studies of the sustainable transport in China.

Prior joining WRI, she worked as the Transport Specialist in Clean Air Asia (formerly the CAI-Asia) and China Academy of Transportation Sciences, as well as the individual consultant for Asian Development Bank and the World Bank. She is also a reviewer of the peer-reviewed journal Ocean and Coastal Management, and Young Crane Consulting, a local think tank. Her research interests include transport-related welfare economics and policies, emission inventories, transport external cost, and transport vs. climate change.

Su holds a master degree in Maritime Economics & Logistics from Erasmus University Rotterdam and bachelor degree in Economics from Shanghai Maritime University.

Su likes swimming, hiking, and sci-fi. She lives in Beijing with her partner and two cats.

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China’s Clean Air Challenge: $3 Billion Air Pollution from Transport in Chengdu
by Su Song and Talia Rubnitz - May 31, 2017
Besides the cost to human health, the pollution's environmental impacts make China's fourth-largest city less attractive to corporate investment.

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China’s Clean Air Challenge: $3 Billion Air Pollution from Transport in Chengdu

Study on International Practices for Low Emission Zone and Congestion Charging

Transport Emissions & Social Cost Assessment: Methodology Guide

A Guide to the Methodology of Estimating Transport Emissions Inventories and the Associated Social Cost

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A Guide to the Methodology of Estimating Transport Emissions Inventories and the Associated Social Cost

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