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Claire J. Horwell
Professor, Durham University
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Celebrating 21 Years Of The International Volcanic Health Hazard Network: Looking Backwards and Forwards
CELEBRATING 150 YEARS OF INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE COLLABORATION: MARKING THE 1874 EFFORTS TO OBSERVE THE TRANSIT OF VENUS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL SCIENCE POSTER
science and society | 13 december 2024
Carol Stewart, Claire J. Horwell, Peter Baxter, Ta...
The International Volcanic Health Hazard Network (www.ivhhn.org) was founded in 2003 to bring together the diverse scientists and practitioners workin...
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Protecting Children from Air Pollution: Integration of Social, Cultural, Ethical and Scientific Evidence to Support Behaviour Change and Policy Making
RECENT ADVANCES IN GEOHEALTH POSTER
geohealth | 10 december 2024
Claire J. Horwell
Globally, children are exposed to air pollution which may adversely affect their health and wellbeing across their life course. Initiatives to reduce ...
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Health‐Damaging Climate Events Highlight the Need for Interdisciplinary, Engaged Research
GEOHEALTH
16 february 2024
Jennifer Stowell, Susan Anenberg, Benjamin F. Zait...
In 2023 human populations experienced multiple record‐breaking climate events, with widespread impacts on human health and well‐being. ...
The bioanalytical screening of deleterious organic compounds on volcanic ash: a pilot study using the AhR-CALUX assay
EARTH SYSTEM INTERACTIONS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR GEOHEALTH I ELIGHTNING
geohealth | 11 december 2020
Ines Tomasek, David E. Damby, Emmanouil N. ROMANIA...
Ash from volcanic eruptions may severely impact populations living near active volcanoes, but also more distal areas, and is a cause of continued heal...
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Converging Research in the Earth, Health and Social Sciences with Humanitarian Practice for Community Protection in Volcanic Eruptions
HOW CAN WE IMPLEMENT AGU’S "SCIENCE FOR SOLUTIONS" TO ADDRESS SOCIETAL PROBLEMS
union | 11 december 2020
Claire J. Horwell
Volcanic eruptions produce a multitude of hazards which can cause many impacts, from local destruction and death, to widespread socioeconomic and infr...
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Health Impact Assessment of Volcanic Ash Inhalation: A Comparison With Outdoor Air Pollution Methods
GEOHEALTH
03 july 2020
William Mueller, Hilary Cowie, Claire J. Horwell, ...
This paper critically appraises the extrapolation of concentration‐response functions (CRFs) for fine and coarse particulate matter, PM2.5 an...
Origin of a public health concern: Cristobalite in ash from the May 18, 1980 Mt St Helens eruption
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS II: FORECASTING, RESPONSE, AND HAZARDS III POSTERS
volcanology, geochemistry and petrology | 10 december 2019
David E. Damby, Claire J. Horwell, Peter Baxter
Abundant cristobalite, a toxic form of crystalline silica, in respirable volcanic ash was an unforeseen hazard prior to the 1980 eruption of Mt St Hel...
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Use of Social Media to Deliver Volcano-Hazards Information and Build Trust During the 2018 Kīlauea Crisis
FALL MEETING 2018
13 december 2018
Michael P. Poland, Jessica L. Ball, Claire J. Horw...
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