Research materials for fire-sourced PM2.5 exposure and mortality burden in Brazil
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Quantifying how heat waves and wildfire smoke interact to affect grid reliability across the U.S.
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Project website for historical bushfire-smoke PM2.5 exposure reconstruction across Australia
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Open-source environmental intelligence and AI research for extreme heat, PM2.5, air quality, wildfire smoke, urban climate, forecasting, uncertainty, and resilient homes.
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Jul 31, 2026 - Python
Replication package for Meier & Strobl (2026), "The impact of wildfire smoke on local avian biodiversity," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
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Jul 28, 2026 - Stata
When wildfire smoke pushes the outdoor AQI to 300, stay-indoors is half an answer. SmokeShield computes the PM2.5 you would actually breathe inside your specific home, and what would lower it most per dollar.
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