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William Schlesinger
April 3, 2018July 8, 2018 William Schlesingeragriculture, air pollution, environmental health, environmental policy, environmental politics, faculty

Particulate Pollution

In the case of PM2.5 what you can’t see can hurt you.

An experiment with clean air

As we hear pressures to roll back some of the provisions that ensure clean air, largely in pursuit of unfettered economic activity, it is worth spending a little time reflecting on the benefits of cleanContinue reading

Trees and Air Pollution

No doubt…trees provide a net positive benefit to the environment.

About Translational Ecology

The blog will offer a science-based analysis of current environmental topics, from regional to global levels, with an emphasis on making the science accessible to the general public.

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