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Adventures in Science: Cynthia Twohy is studying the impact of western wildfire smoke

August 2018

NWRA scientist Cynthia Twohy has been part of a team measuring the chemistry of western wildfire smoke to understand its impact on air quality, nutrient cycles, clouds and climate.

Shown is a photo of the Carr file in Northern California, taken from the cockpit of the NSF/NCAR C-130 research aircraft.

Thank you Cynthia!

Cynthia Twohy

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