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Brian Magi
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Geography and Earth Sciences
UNC Charlotte
McEniry 331
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Charlotte, NC 28223-0001Meta
Tag Archives: air quality
Unusually Bad Air Quality in North Carolina
Many communities in western North Carolina and in the Queen City of Charlotte have been and continue to be impacted by smoke pollution from fires on the eastern side of the Appalachian Mountains near Lake Lure and South Mountain State … Continue reading
Posted in Research News
Tagged aerosols, air quality, PM2.5, Pollution
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Life expectancy reductions in the polluted air of China
Shockingly little has been published in the peer-reviewed literature about the air pollution in China, although there has been plenty of press coverage. I talked a little bit about the US Embassy twitter data and how fires polluted the air … Continue reading
Posted in Earth System Observer
Tagged air quality, china, coal
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Beijing air quality and agricultural fires
As I browsed through my favorite twitter feeds which includes @BeijingAir and the other US Embassies, I saw there was some really really poor air quality in Beijing. The US Embassies in China tweet particulate matter 2.5 (PM2.5) concentrations in … Continue reading
Posted in Earth System Observer, Research News
Tagged air quality, data analysis, data visualization, fire, fire seasonality, NASA, publications, twitter
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Twitter and science
I’ve been starting to use twitter – mainly to supplement my research interests. I have zero confidence in facebook as a useful platform for anything remotely scientific or supportive of science, but twitter somehow seems different. The first twitter account … Continue reading
Posted in Earth System Observer
Tagged air quality, climate, interdisciplinary research, teaching, twitter
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