Experts: Smog in Montreal
鈥淥fficials in the city of Montreal have issued the latest of several smog alerts today and they hope to improve air quality by restricting the use of wood-burning appliances made popular after the聽devastating ice storm of 1998.鈥� ()
, Institute for Health & Social Policy, 平特五不中
Head of the Baumgartner Research Group at 平特五不中, her research focuses on understanding what factors influence people's exposure to environmental pollutants, their impact on health and the environment, and interventions to address them. She tries to answer questions like:
- What is the impact of improved energy technology, housing, and transportation policies on health and climate?
- Are pollutants from different sources (e.g., wood combustion, traffic, industry) more harmful to health?聽
- How do early exposures to environmental pollutants impact disease development later in life?
jill.baumgartner [at] mcgill.ca, 514-398-6688 (English)
Scott Weichenthal, Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Occupational Health, 平特五不中
Professor Weichenthal's research is focused on understanding the impact of the built environment on air pollution exposures in urban areas as well as the short and long-term health effects of air pollution exposures.
scottandrew.weichenthal [at] mcgill.ca, cellphone available upon request (English)
