Our group combines data from multiple platforms (models, aircraft, satellites, lab and field measurements) to better understand the influence of humans on atmospheric chemistry, air quality, and climate from urban to regional to global scales.
Recent news and highlights from our group:
The Conversation piece on the likely health crisis from rapidly developing African cities.
Members of the group at the International GEOS-Chem User's Meeting in St. Louis, Missouri.
Our work on the rise in early deaths from air pollution in fast-growing tropical cities now in
Science Advances.
Our work on greenhouse gas and air pollutant emissions from powerships now in
Environ. Sci. Adv.
End-of-year (2021) group celebration at Hollywood Bowl
The Conversation piece on the substantial global public health benefits of net-zero energy
Rebekah (Bex) Horner joins the group to start a PhD on reactive nitrogen in the upper troposphere
Eloise speaks to
Channel 4 News on the need to regulate the space tourism industry
Our work showcased at the virtual IGAC Science Meeting (Sep 2021)
Our work on satellite-derived UK ammonia emissions published in the
J. Geophys. Res.
Our work on global observations of upper tropospheric NO2 from TROPOMI
published in AMT
Our work on factors leading to improved air quality in the UK lockdown
published in ERL
Our work showcased at the virtual AGU Fall Meeting (Dec 2020)
Rob Ryan joins the group to determine the impact of rocket emissions on atmospheric composition
Our virtual group meeting via Zoom and across 9 time zones
Our work on the impact of the charcoal industry in Africa on air quality and climate
published in ES&T
Our work on trends in city-wide air quality in UK and India
in ACP