In a research project based out of San Diego, CE-CERT researchers have been delving into the fascinating interaction between low-level clouds and a unique blend of clean marine air and highly polluted air originating from the emissions-rich Los Angeles/Long Beach region.
Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) visited CE-CERT recently to interview Dr. David Cocker on the research being conducted at the Atmospheric Processes Chamber and what could be done in Korea to solve a growing pollution issue overseas. There is growing interest in how CE-CERT has been researching this issue over the past many years and the...
Residents of lower-income parts of Inland Southern California experience higher exposure to lung-damaging particulate matter inside their own homes than do people who live in wealthier areas, concludes a pilot study by environmental engineers at UC Riverside. The research, led by Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering, CE-CERT assistant professor of chemical and environmental...
Although tremendous progress has been made to reduce air pollution since the 1970 Clean Air Act was established, Unbreathable: The Fight for Healthy Air demonstrates that there is still much to be done to better this country’s air quality. During the showing of the film, which was sponsored by the American Lung Association and UCR...
