Richard Peltier

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University of Massachusetts Boston

United States

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Richard Peltier is a Professor at the University of Massachusetts, USA. His research focuses on exposure science, environmental justice, and air pollution monitoring, particularly in urban environments. Recent publications include studies on particulate matter characterization, air quality policy options for Pacific Island countries, and the impact of environmental factors on public health.

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Richard Ellison

Professor

University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School

UNITED STATES

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Rob Moriarity

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University of Toronto

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Jessica Schiffman

University of Massachusetts Amherst

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LUPITA MONTOYA

University of Colorado Boulder

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An applied environmental justice framework for exposure science

Black carbon and elemental characterization of PM<sub>2.5</sub> in dense traffic areas in two cities in Fiji, a Small Island Developing State

Optimizing the Packing Density and Chemistry of Cellulose Nanofilters for High-Efficiency Particulate Removal

Three years of high time-resolution air pollution monitoring in the complex multi-source harbor of New York and New Jersey

Addressing decontaminated respirators: Some methods appear to damage mask integrity and protective function

Wood smoke black carbon from Indigenous traditional cultural activities in a subarctic Cree community

It’s not about transparency: politics is intruding into USEPA science and it could cost the public’s health

Sensor technology: a critical cutting edge of exposure science

Traffic related PM<sub>2.5</sub> air quality: Policy options for developing Pacific Island countries

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Richard Ellison

Rob Moriarity

Jessica Schiffman

LUPITA MONTOYA

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