environmental justice

Neighborhood-Level Air Quality and Equity Assessment in Washington D.C. through Advanced Modeling and Policy Analysis
This project is part of the REACH Center’s NIH-funded initiative and emphasizes the importance of environmental justice, providing insights to support decision-makers in improving air quality and reducing disparities across different communities.
Neighborhood-Level Air Quality and Equity Assessment in Washington D.C. through Advanced Modeling and Policy Analysis
Air pollution source impacts at fine scales for long-term regulatory accountability and environmental justice
This project was awarded the 2021 Rosinbleth Award by the Health Effects Institute. The announcement is here. This project is motivated by a fundamental disconnect in air pollution policy—scientists have established strong relationships between ambient concentrations and health, but regulations must necessarily target air pollution sources.
Predictive, Source-oriented Modeling and Measurements to Evaluate Community Exposures to Air Pollutants and Noise from Unconventional Oil and Gas Development
Unconventional oil and gas development (UOGD) in the United States has experienced significant growth in both scale and pace. Due to the complex and varied nature of these operations, assessing community exposure to air pollutants and noise from UOGD presents a challenge.
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Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Nationwide PM2.5 Concentrations: Perils of Assuming a Linear Relationship
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