July 19, 2018
David Keiser and Gabriel Lade, assistant professors, along with researcher Ivan Rudik of Cornell, published an article in The Conversation July 18 pertaining to ozone pollution in national parks.
"In a study just published in Science Advances, we analyzed levels of ozone, the most widely monitored pollutant in parks, and their impact on visits to 33 national parks from 1990 to 2014."
"We found that while cities once had more “bad air days” with unhealthy ozone levels than national parks, today parks and metro areas have virtually the same number of unhealthy ozone days per year on average."
The study was also covered in:
- Scientific American
- WN.com
- Southern California Public Radio
- The Atlantic's City Lab
- Sierra Magazine
- USA Today
- CNN
- CBS News Money Watch
- AXIOS
- Futurity.org
- Star Tribune
- RochesterFirst.com
- Plainview Daily Herald
- Document Journal
- MinnPost
- EurekAlert.org