Charles Driscoll | Source | Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering at Syracuse University
Charles Driscoll
Charles' scholarly work addresses the effects of disturbance on forest, urban, freshwater and marine ecosystems, including air pollution (acid and mercury deposition), land-use, and climate change. His current research focuses on recovery of eastern forest watersheds from acidic deposition, health and environmental justice co-benefits of decarbonization of the electricity sector, ecosystem restoration; ecosystem response to changing climate; mitigation of harmful algal blooms, and atmospheric deposition, watershed and surface water transport and transformations, and biotic exposure of mercury.
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We’re in a very abrupt transition now, with energy systems coming out of COVID. And that’s, you know, problems like this, so are likely to be more prominent going forward.
24 January 2022
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24 January 2022article
Oil execs ponder a future without oil as they gather in Houston - MarketplaceWe’re not going to move from fossil fuels to renewable energy overnight. But there are doubts about the future of companies that extract oil.
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Syracuse University (https://www.syracuse.edu/)
Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering