Two public health experts provide a primer on the challenges the state faces, prevention steps
Colorado's air pollution is caused by a complex combination of sources, geography and weather patterns. To help untangle these variables, two experts in environmental and occupational health and epidemiology at the Colorado School of Public Health, Kathy James, PhD, MS, MSPH, and Lee Newman, MD, MA, explain the science behind the state's air pollution and ways Coloradans can protect themselves.
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