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Emily V. Fischer

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Type
Scientist
Organization
Harvard University, Colorado State University
Description

What processes impact the atmosphere's self cleansing capacity? How will climate change impact these processes? How do we differentiate local versus non-local sources of air pollutants? What tools and measurements are most helpful? How do atmospheric particulates change as they drift away from their sources? What does this mean for their impact on climate?

Geography
West
Northeast
National
International
Website
http://www.atmos.colostate.edu/faculty/fischer.php

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