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Our team is exploring CO2 capture and utilization technologies that could dramatically impact the fossil fuelβbased power production and industrial sectors.
Seung-Hyun Cho, PhD, a leading researcher on air quality at RTI International, is available for interviews to discuss the health impacts of air pollution and strategies to mitigate its effects, particularly in the context of wildfires and extreme weather events.
Michael Kane, director of RTI's Center for Water Resources, develops real-time river forecasting and decision support for water resources systems. His expertise helps water planners and emergency managers understand the risks of extreme weather events. Imari Walker-Franklin, PhD, is a research chemist and microplastics expert. She can speak to the connection between microplastics and PFAS and how chemicals accumulate in people's bodies and cause harm. RTI is an independent nonprofit research institute dedicated to improving the human condition.
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