News and Events

 Browse recent news and events from the GW Climate Health Institute.

 

Daniel Goldberg

CHI member presents at SXSW

CHI member and EOH Assistant Research Professor, Dr. Daniel Goldberg, presents at SXSW.

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'Tracking Progress Toward Urban Nature Targets Using Landcover and Vegetation Indices: A Global Study for the 96 C40 Cities'

CHI members Greta Martin and Dr. Robert Canales, and CHI Director, Dr. Susan Anenberg, co-authored a new paper published in GeoHealth.

Susan Anenberg

CHI Director participates in Moms Clean Air Force inaugural Climate Summit

On February 8th, CHI Director and Professor and Chair of EOH, Dr. Susan Anenberg, participated in Moms Clean Air Force inaugural summit.

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'An Unequal Air Pollution Burden at School'

CHI Director, Dr. Susan Anenberg, was quoted in a NASA article about unequal air pollution burdens experienced by students at US public schools.

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Climate + Health Career Panel

The GW Climate and Health Institute (CHI) is pleased to host a participatory panel discussion that highlights individuals with careers in the climate and health space.

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CHI member provides expert opinion on extreme heat and worker health

CHI member, Dr. David Michaels, was quoted in two New York Times articles on extreme heat and worker health.

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CHI researchers partner with NASA for online training

CHI Director Dr. Susan Anenberg, and CHI member Dr. Gaige Kerr, partnered with NASA to develop a training on EJ and equity applications of satellite data for AQ

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'Air quality, health and equity implications of electrifying heavy-duty vehicles'

CHI Director, Dr. Susan Anenberg, co-authored a paper published in Nature Sustainability.

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'Reversal of trends in global fine particulate matter air pollution'

CHI Director, Dr. Susan Anenberg, co-authored a paper published in Nature Communications.

Gaige Kerr

Dr. Gaige Kerr receives American Meteorological Society Award for Early-Career Professional Achievement

CHI member and EOH Senior Research Scientist, Dr. Gaige Kerr, is recipient of AMS award.