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Appendix D: Committee Membership
Pages 223-230

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From page 223...
... He has been elected a fellow of the American Geophysical Union, the American Physical Society, the Optical Society of America, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is currently chair of the Advisory Council for the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Princeton University and has served as chair of the Committee for Environmental Improvement of the American Chemical Society (2000-2008)
From page 224...
... Specific research topics include quantifying the contribution of natural sources of mercury to the atmosphere; understanding soil-plant-air mercury exchange processes; investigating fugitive mercury emissions from active gold mines; characterizing the role of plants in biogeochemical cycling of mercury; development of surrogate surfaces for measuring atmospheric mercury dry deposition as well as passive samplers for characterization of air-mercury speciation; measurement of air-mercury speciation and dry deposition at locations in Nevada, Utah, and the southeastern United States; and characterization of mercury concentrations, water quality, and sources of mercury to select reservoirs in Nevada. Other environmental contaminants of research include arsenic, trifluoroacetic acid and organophosphate pesticides.
From page 225...
... National Assessment of the Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change, and was a contributing author to the Human Health Chapter of the Third Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
From page 226...
... Dr. Fuelberg also has close ties with the National Weather Service, studying ways to improve thunderstorm and lightning forecasts in the southeastern United States improved forecasts of Florida lightning also are being sponsored by Florida Power & Light Corp.
From page 227...
... national parks to establish the sources and characteristics of particulate matter responsible for visibility degradation, with a recent focus on the impacts of prescribed and wild fires. Ongoing laboratory and field studies have investigated the role of particles and of individual compounds found in particulate matter in the nucleation of cloud droplets and ice crystals.
From page 228...
... Simonich is an associate professor in the Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology and Chemistry at Oregon State University. Her current research focuses on understanding the atmospheric transport and deposition of semi volatile organic compounds to highelevation ecosystems.
From page 229...
... He also directs UCSD's environmental science efforts in the interdisciplinary Center for Environmental Research and Training. As a scientist he is best known for his discovery of the mass-independent isotope effect, which has improved scientific understanding in areas as diverse as climate change, the origin of the solar system, chemical physics, acid rain, and the accumulation of greenhouse gases.


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