Protecting Public Health in the Columbia River Gorge
Advancing Science, Practice, Programming and Policy in Research Translation for Children’s Environment Health (ASPIRE)
Oregon State University
This Oregon State University, College of Health article features OSU Extension Family and Community Health faculty member and ASPIRE Center pilot project awardee, Lauren Kraemer, MPH, associate professor of practice. The article notes how Lauren and her community partners worked together to secure grant funding to improve air quality monitoring and response to smoke events in the Columbia River Gorge. Through improved monitoring and increased awareness, the Gorge community is better prepared to respond to wildfire smoke.
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