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Francesca Dominici

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Director of Harvard Data Science, Professor at the Harvard, climate change, AI/ML. TIME2024Health, 100 most impactful scientists in global health in the world
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Air pollution interventions for health - Nature Medicine

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By John S. Ji, Francesca Dominici, Nelson Gouveia, Frank Kelly
| Nature Verified
Abstract Air pollution, a leading environmental health risk, claims millions of lives yearly, impacting health across the lifespan. Despite widespread acknowledgement of air pollution-related disease burdens, eliminating air pollution remains challenging. Many regions are reliant on fossil fuels or biomass for basic survival, and developed economies striving to reduce air pollution face persistent barriers.
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The environmental burden of the United States’ bitcoin mining boom - Nature Communications

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By Gianluca Guidi, Francesca Dominici, Gabriel Dance Verified, Lucas R. F. Henneman, Edgar Castro, Falco J. Bargagli-Stoffi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Bitcoin mines—massive computing clusters generating cryptocurrency tokens—consume vast amounts of electricity. The amount of fine particle (PM2.5) air pollution created because of their electricity consumption and its effect on environmental health is pending. In this study, we located the 34 largest mines in the United States in 2022, identified the electricity-generating plants that responded to them, and pinpointed communities most harmed by Bitcoin mine-attributable air pollution.
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The Public Health Costs Of Trump’s Environmental Agenda

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By Francesca Dominici
| Forbes Verified
Right after Trump was elected president of the United States in 2016, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt pledged to reexamine landmark environmental policies and repeal regulations. In their view, excessive regulations harm the US industry, and thus, reducing regulations would be suitable for businesses.
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