UW-Airport Presentation May 21 2020

Please note this session will be recorded and later shared publicly. The question and answer period at the end will not be recorded. If you have concerns about this recording, please send a chat to Kris Johnson. This presentation will be 30-35 min with additional time for questions at the end. Thank you for saving questions until the end. Please scan the controls panel to see the chat icon – clicking it brings up the chat window (you can also raise a hand virtually to ask a question, though sending questions through the chat box is preferred). Kris Johnson is monitoring the chat box. Please mute your microphone (bottom left) when not talking. Community Health Impacts of Airports A brief review of the relevant research to-date. Presented by Kim Serry (she/her), MPHc 2020, University of Washington In partnership with Kris Johnson at Public Health Seattle King County and Molly Firth and Aaron Katz at the UW Center for Health Innovation and Policy Science Today’s agenda: - What are the pollutants we are concerned about near airports? - What are the effects on health? - Which communities are most impacted? - What do we know locally? - Summary - Time for discussion and questions. Pollution from Airports Noise ~ 3,000 ft Sulfur Oxides (SOx) Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs) Carbon Monoxide (CO) Coarse (PM10), Fine (PM2.5), & Ultrafine Particulate Matter (UFP) Lead (Pb*) PM2.5 + Ozone Health Impacts - Rating the Evidence How does air pollution impact health?…
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