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Extreme Event Impacts on Air Quality and Water Quality with a Changing Global Climate

EPA awarded 12 grants to research the impact of extreme events caused by global climate change on air and water quality. The goal is to seek a better understanding of the hazards and to establish ways for climate scientists, impact assessment modelers, air and water quality managers, and other stakeholders to produce information necessary for sound policy on extreme events impacting air and water quality.

Request for Applications closing date: April 18, 2011

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Selection 		Identifier Abstract Principal Investigator Institution Project Period State
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1 R835186
Grant 		Role of land use and BMPs in reducing the effect of extreme magnitude events on sediment and pollutant transport in the SE US Coastal Plain and Mississippi Alluvial Valley Hatten, Jeffery A   Oregon State University April 2012 -
March 2017   		OR  
2 R835187
Grant 		Prediction and quantification of Combined Sewer Outflows under extreme storm events: Flow dynamics and Reduction of Combined Sewer Outflows Leon, Arturo
Alnahit, Ali
Choi, YunJi
Elayeb, Ibrahem   		Oregon State University June 2012 -
May 2017   		OR  
3 R835188
Grant 		Early Career: The hazards of Extreme Climatic Events: Predicting Impacts Rohr, Jason R.   University of South Florida June 2012 -
May 2016   		FL  
4 R835189
Grant 		Impacts of Climate-induced Changes in Extreme Events on Ozone and Particulate Matter Air Quality Wu, Shiliang
McCarty, Jessica
Owen, R. Chris   		Michigan Technological University, University of Louisville June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2017)   		MI  
5 R835191
Grant 		Response of Regional Air Quality to Severe Drought Allen, David T.
Huang, Ling
Kimura, Yosuke
McDonald-Buller, Elena
McGaughey, Gary
Zheng, Jeff   		The University of Texas at Austin June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2016)   		TX  
6 R835192
Grant 		Ensuring Safe Drinking Water in Lake Erie: Quantifying Extreme Weather Impacts on Cyanobacteria and Disinfection Byproducts (DPBs) Lee, Jiyoung
Liang, Song
Shum, C.K.   		The Ohio State University June 2012 -
May 2016   		OH  
7 R835193
Grant 		Ecological Assessment of Generalized Littoral Environments Decision-Support System (EAGLE/OS) Muller-Karger, Frank Edgar
Chen, F. Robert
McCarthy, Matthew
Mendez-Lazaro, Pablo
Otis, Daniel   		University of South Florida, University of Puerto Rico - Medical Sciences Campus June 2012 -
August 2014
(Extended to May 2016)   		FL  
8 R835194
Grant 		Integrating Information from Climate Scientists and Resource Managers: Informing Preparedness and Adaptation to Extreme Event Impacts on Air and Water Quality in California Bedsworth, Louise W
Duffy, Philip B.
Tebaldi, Claudia   		Public Policy Institute of California, University of California, Davis, Climate Central June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2017)   		CA  
9 R835195
Grant 		Prediction of Effects of Changing Precipitation Extremes on Urban Water Quality Lettenmaier, Dennis P.
Yearsley, John
Baptiste, Marisa
Cao, Qian
Nijssen, Bart
Sun, Ning   		University of Washington June 2012 -
May 2016   		WA  
10 R835203
Grant 		Forecasting and Evaluating Vulnerability of Watersheds to Climate Change, Extreme Events, and Algal Blooms Stevenson, R. Jan
Hyndman, David
Moore, Nathan
Qi, Jiaguo   		Michigan State University June 2012 -
May 2017   		MI  
11 R835204
Grant 		Air Quality Impacts of Extreme Weather Events: Historical Analysis and Future Projection Wang, Yuhang
Deng, Yi
Loadholt, Jay
Park, Taewon
Song, Yongjia
Zeng, Tao
Zhang, Henian
Zhang, Yuzhong   		Duke University June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2016)   		NC  
12 R835205
Grant 		Extreme Air Quality Events Using a Hierarchy of Models: Present and Future Hess, Peter
Berner, Judith
Grigoriu, Mircea Dan
Mahowald, Natalie M.
Samorodnitsky, Gennady   		Cornell University, National Center for Atmospheric Research June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2016)   		NY  
13 R835206
Grant 		Combining Empirical Orthogonal Function and Extreme Value Theory Methods to Characterize Observed and Future Changes in Extreme U.S. Air Pollution Events Fiore, Arlene M
Polvani, Lorenzo M   		Columbia University in the City of New York June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2016)   		NY  
14 R835228
Grant 		Using Advanced Statistical Techniques to Identify the Drivers and Occurrence of Historical and Future Extreme Air Quality Events in the United States from Observations and Models Heald, Colette L.
Brown, Barbara G
Cooley, Dan
Gilleland, Eric
Hodzic, Alma
Reich, Brian   		Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Colorado State University, National Center for Atmospheric Research, North Carolina State University June 2012 -
May 2015
(Extended to May 2016)   		MA  



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