The other night I had a great time presenting at the Beijing Energy Network's wonderfully titled BEER (Beijing Energy & Environment Roundtable) event. The title of my talk was "150 Million and Counting... Controlling the Energy and Environmental Impacts of China's Vehicles." I tried to have fun with it - I presented it at 9pm at a bar, after all - while touching on a range of topics and issues related to the transportation sector in China.
Although I fear the slides may seem a little too bare-bones without the context of my accompanying speech, I did get enough requests to distribute that I figured I might as well put them online:
I welcome any questions or comments either here or by e-mail at livefrombeijing at gmail dot com.
Lastly, apologies for the light posting recently; I have been slammed at work in preparation for a trip to the States this weekend. I'll be gone for two weeks and will post while there if time permits, but no promises...
Friday, April 10, 2009
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Thank you very much for taking the time to post these. I was terribly disappointed at missing your talk the other day -- I fell on the way there and scraped myself so badly I decided I had better turn back and get cleaned up. Anyway, thanks again and have a safe trip.
How much does the weather on an overcast day like today affect the API readings? Do clouds actually trap particles in the city?
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