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The document presents a community-level assessment of public health benefits from the Draft Scoping Plan in Wilmington, California. It evaluates the expected reductions in criteria pollutant emissions, specifically NOx and PM2.5, resulting from greenhouse gas measures and a proposed cap-and-trade program. The analysis estimates that these measures could lead to small co-benefits in emission reductions, contributing to health improvements for approximately 300,000 residents in the area. The report highlights the overall decline in air pollution due to existing statewide programs while emphasizing the incremental benefits of the Draft Scoping Plan.

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