
Rivkah Gardner-Frolick
Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering (PhD)
Research Topic
Quantitative evaluation of local air pollution in collaboration with the Strathcona community to inform environmental injustice concerns.
modelling the impact of technology and policy on the long range transport of global pollutants; developing tools and processes to support community-based environmental monitoring; understanding the role of scientific assessment in environmental governance, from global to local scales
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