We are the Climate and Atmospheric Science for Action (CASA) group in the School of Earth and Environmental
Science at Cardiff University. Our research is positioned at the intersection of climate change,
air pollution, health,
equity, and policy.
Our group
investigates how human activities, specifically those linked to the emission of air pollutants and
greenhouse
gases, influence atmospheric composition. Additionally, we consider how action designed to mitigate and
adapt to
climate
change could affect health and equity.
Through
integrating
adjoint approaches, earth-system modeling, remote sensing, statistical and machine learning methods, and health impact assessments we conduct interdisciplinary
research that motivates scientifically informed action.
Forward (left) and adjoint (right) simulations of the GEOS-Chem chemical transport model in the South
American domain from
Nawaz et al. 2023.