5 Jan
2021
5 Jan
'21
4:52 p.m.
Hi Haneen, I'm an expert on environmental justice and transportation. What kind of
help do you need? I was senior policy advisor for civil rights in the Office of the
Secretary of Transportation, and have written books and articles on the subject, as well
as worked on complaints and law suits.
Marc Brenman
mbrenman001(a)comcast.net
240-676-2436
On 01/05/2021 2:07 PM Khreis, Haneen
<h-khreis(a)tti.tamu.edu> wrote:
Dear friends and colleagues,
Happy New Year and I hope you had a good break. I wanted to share with you a new
curriculum we developed at CARTEEH around traffic-related air pollution and human health.
See this link for the open access slides which you can use as you
please: https://www.carteeh.org/education/carteeh-curriculum-for-transportation-emi…
and the attached document for a brief description.
I hope you find this useful. I am also looking for contributors to develop slides on the
below topics (or recycle existing slides from your teaching or presentations/ collaborate
with me to develop the slide decks). This is an opportunity to contribute to this unique
cross-disciplinary effort and we will be disseminating the course widely in addition to
teaching it at our institutes and making it open access for anyone to use. Your
contribution would be highly appreciated, and we are able to pay American authors an
honorarium for their effort.
I look forward to working with you if any of these topics interest you or fall within
your expertise.
Thanks, and best wishes,
Haneen Khreis (h-khreis(a)tti.tamu.edu).
> * Vehicle emission standards and underlying evidence base
> * History of key laws and regulations and quantifiable impacts
> * Environmental justice
> * Photochemical modeling methods and data sources
> * Personal monitoring in exposure assessment and the contribution of traffic
> * Source apportionment and micro-environmental exposures
> * Observational analytical epidemiological studies
> * Experimental studies
> * Transferability of toxicological evidence and human relevance
> * Biomarkers including OMICS (genomics, proteomics, or metabolomics) of health
effects associated with traffic-related air pollution
> * Sensitive subpopulations (children, the elderly, the ill, and lower socioeconomic
classes) and differential health effects in sensitive subpopulations
> * Differential burden of disease of traffic-related air pollution in sensitive
sub-populations
> * Policies to mitigate traffic-related emissions
> * Policies to mitigate traffic-related air pollution
> * Policies to mitigate traffic-related air pollution exposures
> * Overlap with sustainable transportation and built environment policies
> * Barriers and facilitators
> * Co-benefits
> * Market solutions
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