Jing Cheng

Jing Cheng is a Research Fellow at Stanford University's Earth System Science department, focusing on climate change impacts, air pollution, and carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategies. Their work explores synergies between net-zero energy systems and clean air policies, with a geographic emphasis on China and the United States.

Research Interests:

• Climate-resilient renewable energy systems
• Environmental inequality in net-zero transitions
• Air pollution health impacts and mitigation
• Supply chain and trade effects on emissions
• PM2.5 and cardiovascular disease correlations
• Compact urban development in Chinese cities

Publication Trends (2025–2024): Recent articles emphasize modeling residual emissions in net-zero scenarios, health equity implications of CDR, and policy co-benefits for air quality and carbon reduction. Key methodologies include multisource data fusion, emission inventories, and scenario analysis for policy evaluation.

Contact:

• Email: chengj10@stanford.edu