University of Houston researchers have uncovered that while local emissions contribute to Houston’s ozone pollution, most of it is carried in from other regions. Their study offers key insights into strategies for reducing ozone levels and improving air quality in the city.
A UH research team is using machine learning to pinpoint the sources of ozone pollution in Houston. They’ve identified key factors influencing ozone levels, offering new insights to help develop targeted strategies for cleaner air and improved public health.
Led by Dr. Lola Adepoju, the University of Houston pioneers a $1.5 million project, developing a community-centric climate and health dashboard to address health impacts in Houston neighborhoods during natural disasters.
