Jennifer D. Stowell

Extreme weather events, natural disasters, wildfires, air pollution, compound hazard, climate epidemiology, environmental health, global health

Martin, GK, Stowell JD, et al. “A quantitative health impact assessment of greenspace and all- cause mortality across 1,041 global cities.” Environmental Research Letters, 2025 (in press). Stowell JD, Maji KJ, Li Z, Hu Y, Vaidyanathan A, Milando C, Russell AG, Kinney PL, Odman MT, Wellenius GA. “Associations between PM2.5 from prescribed burning and emergency department visits in 11 Southeastern US states.” Environment International, 2025. Stowell JD & Wesselink AK. “Susceptibility and Vulnerability of Children to Wildfire Smoke Exposure: Important Considerations and Remaining Knowledge Gaps.” Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology, 2025. Stowell JD, Sue Wing I, Romitti Y, Kinney PL, Wellenius GA. “Emergency Department Visits in California Associated with Wildfire PM2.5: Differing Risk A