CESH & the Community Sciences Lab in the news, recent interviews and articles

Desiree Lyle, Community Sciences Lab Manager, installing air quality monitoring equipment for a Regional Air Quality Station.
Air Quality Monitors (QuantAQ's) deployed on Kingston's Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center by the Bard Community Sciences Lab
Air Quality Monitors (QuantAQ's) deployed on Kingston's Andy Murphy Neighborhood Center by the Bard Community Sciences Lab

The Community Sciences Lab has been in the news recently with some exciting developments in air quality research and community engagement. Below are just a few articles (with more to come!) of the most recent interviews with CESH Director Eli Dueker and  CSL Lab Manager Desirée Lyle highlighting important air quality issues:

How’s the air? How’s the water?? — Green Hour Radio

Bard College launches new real-time air quality platform — The Daily Freeman

A New Local Tool To Navigate The Air Quality Index with Desirée Lyle and Eli Dueker — Kingston

What’s the Air Quality in the Hudson Valley? There’s a new tool for that — Times Union

Bard Launches Air Quality Monitoring Platform for Hudson Valley with Hyperlocal Real-Time Reports — The Daily Catch

Real-time air monitoring data now available for the Hudson Valley — HVNY

 

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