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Grace Hood

  • Southwest Energy Efficiency Project, Intern
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Sustainability planner @BrendleGroup | Interests: active transportation, #climatechange resilience, adaptation | Former: @cudenvercap @npr @cprnews
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When less is more

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By Grace Hood
| ColoradoBiz Magazine
Here’s what you may notice upon entering Boulder Outlook Hotel & Suites. Its sky-lit entryway ushers guests to a wood-paneled reception desk. A waterfall at the nearby pool echoes in the building’s spacious interior. Guests linger comfortably in a nearby seating area. Right next to the reception desk is something you might not see. A handwritten message on a dry-erase board reads: Outlook Hotel is a zero-waste hotel.
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Ozone management in Colorado: Why aren’t we there yet?

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By Priyanka deSouza, Grace Hood
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Since 2004, the state of Colorado in the United States of America has created multiple nonattainment State Implementation Plans (SIPs) that are supposed to comprise air pollution mitigation actions, that have so far been unsuccessful at ensuring Front Range Communities have reduced ozone levels to below the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards.
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Serological evidence of zoonotic filovirus exposure among bushmeat hunters in Guinea - Nature Communications

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By Grace Hood, Stephanie Longet, Thomas Strecker, Jeremy Rossman
| Nature
Abstract Human Ebola virus (EBOV) outbreaks caused by persistent EBOV infection raises questions on the role of zoonotic spillover in filovirus epidemiology. To characterise filovirus zoonotic exposure, we collected cross-sectional serum samples from bushmeat hunters (n = 498) in Macenta Prefecture Guinea, adjacent to the index site of the 2013 EBOV-Makona spillover event.
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