Pollution is everywhere- from the highest reaches of our atmosphere to the darkest depths of our oceans. Pollution has enormous human costs; particulate matter in the air we breathe, organic pollutants and heavy metals in our food supply and drinking water, and noise pollution that affects human, wildlife, and environmental quality. Join us for a panel discussion on the adverse effects of pollution and how we can help undo our own doing. This panel comprised of CSU faculty will provide insight on different pollution sources we encounter and how their research contributes towards prevention and solutions.

Sara Bombaci, Assistant Professor, Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
Thomas Borch, Professor, Soil and Crop Sciences
John Mola, Assistant Professor, Forest & Rangeland Stewardship
Jeffrey Pierce, Professor, Atmospheric Science

Moderator: Gene Kelly, SoGES Faculty Research Liaison, Deputy Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station and Associate Dean of Extension