Description: The Center for Air, Climate, and Energy Solutions (CACES) is a multi-university research center created through a partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency.
ABOUT PEOPLE PUBLICATIONS TOOLS ABOUT PEOPLE PUBLICATIONS People About Publications Center for Air, Climate, & Energy Solutions A goal of the Center is to democratize state-of-the-art modeling and policy analysis tools. Currently, estimates from CACES-developed models for (1) outdoor air pollution concentrations and (2) economic damages caused by human exposure to air pollution are publicly available to download.
Economic damages are derived from three separate reduced complexity models (RCMs) that estimate human health impacts from emissions. These models are also publicly available.
Measure air pollutant concentrations across the country to improve the health of vulnerable populations.