Small Particles, Big Impacts:
A Case Study on PM 2.5 and its Implications in Japan
By: Ava, Sunita, Haley, Mélodie, & Kaylia
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The key issues and dimensions associated with PM2.5, ranked based on their importance.
Solution recommended, with possible limitations, to deal with PM2.5 pollution in Japan.
About Us!
About Us!
Ava Gould (she/her)
Ava Gould (she/her)
4th year Environmental Studies Student w/ a minor in Geography
Research: Health and Environmental Impacts (found on "Framing the Problem"). Provided Wicked Problems definition
Sunita Timilsina (she/her)
Sunita Timilsina (she/her)
4th year Environmental Science and Biology
Research: Overall Impacts and Conclusions
Mélodie Jacquot-Paratte (she/her)
Mélodie Jacquot-Paratte (she/her)
4th Year Environmental Studies Student
Research: Introducing the subject (what is PM2.5 and where is Japan), causes (transboundary, industrial and transport sector).
Haley Martin (she/her)
Haley Martin (she/her)
4th Year Environmental Studies Student
Research: Social, Economic, Political Impacts, and Governance
Kaylia Blair (she/her)
Kaylia Blair (she/her)
4th Year Biology and Environmental Science Student.
Research: Governance initiatives and Moving Forward
Date Published: February 14th, 2025. Revised: February 24th, 2025.
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