Biology Seminar - A tale of two sources: responses of urban vegetation to vehicle emissions and fertilizer application

Please join us for a seminar given by Bowdoin grad La'Shaye Cobley, PhD. In this talk Dr. Cobley will discuss responses of urban vegetation to vehicle emissions and fertilizer application.

Dr. Cobley is very passionate about protecting public health and the environment. She received a PhD in Biology from the University of Utah, where her dissertation focused on the study of plants as environmental biomonitors, using their leaf chemistries to tell stories about atmospheric pollution. That research led her to pursue a career in science policy. She is currently working at the California Air Resources Board, where she helps the state to clean the air through strong regulations grounded in science.

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