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The air quality benefits of electric vehicles’ adoption in the short food supply chain
Antonino Galati
, Nino Adamashvili
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Demetris Vrontis
, Maria Crescimanno
Department of Management
University of Palermo
University of Foggia
S P Jain School of Global Management, Dubai
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Electric
100%
Air Quality
100%
Environmental Sustainability
100%
Short Food Supply Chains
100%
Electric Vehicle Adoption
100%
Quality Benefit
100%
Environmental Impact
50%
Transportation System
50%
Sustainable Solutions
50%
Shortest Distance
50%
Agriculture
50%
Environmental Analysis
50%
Nissan
50%
Agri-food
50%
Distance Traveled
50%
Petrol
50%
Power Vehicle
50%
General Parameters
50%
Internal Combustion Vehicles
50%
Battery Electric Vehicle
50%
Air Quality Improvement
50%
Real-world Testing
50%
General Simulation
50%
Social Sciences
Supply Chain Management
100%
Food Supply
100%
Electric Vehicles
100%
Transport
50%
Sustainable Development
25%
Policy Implication
25%
Engineering
Air Quality
100%
Electric Vehicle
100%
Internal Combustion
33%
Battery Electric Vehicle
33%
Material Science
Battery (Electrochemical Energy Engineering)
100%