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Monica Ramirez-Andreotta

Member of the Graduate Faculty | Associate Professor, Public Health | Distinguished Scholar | Associate Professor, Global Change - GIDP | Associate Professor, Environmental Science

Environmental Science-Res

Collaboration(56)

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Grants(46)

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Publications(44)

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Metal(loid) concentrations in drinking water and public perception of water quality in the Arizona–Mexico border

2025

water quality, heavy metals, public perception, drinking water, border region

Children’s Exposure Factors and Risk Perception of Sanitation Challenges Along the U.S.–Mexico Border

2024

children's health, sanitation, risk perception

Soil publics: regenerating relations with urban soils through citizen science

2024

soil regeneration, urban ecology, citizen science, environmental education, community engagement

Backyard aerosol pollution monitors: foliar surfaces, dust enrichment, and factors influencing foliar retention

2023

aerosol pollution, foliar surfaces, dust enrichment, factors, retention

Dissolved arsenic and lead concentrations in rooftoharvested rainwater: Community generated dataset

2023

water quality, heavy metals, rainwater harvesting, community health, data collection

Using date palm Phoenix dactylifera L. as bio-monitors of environmental quality for exposure assessment and pollution source tracking

2023

plant bio-monitoring, environmental quality assessment, pollution source tracking, exposure assessment, date palm (phoenix dactylifera l.)

Communicating environmental data through art: the role of emotion and memory in evoking environmental action

2023

environmental communication, art and environmental activism, emotional impact of environmental data, memory and environmental action, environmental awareness through art

Co‐created environmental health science: Identifying community questions and co‐generating knowledge to support science learning

2023

environmental health, community engagement, science learning, co-creation, knowledge generation

Confronting Legacy Lead in Soils: Community-engaged Researchers Doing Undone Science

2022

soil contamination, community engagement, lead exposure, environmental remediation, research ethics

Minding the gap: socio-demographic factors linked to the perception of environmental pollution, water harvesting infrastructure, and gardening characteristics

2022

environmental pollution, sociodemographic factors, water harvesting, gardening, perception

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Monica Ramirez-Andreotta

Collaboration(56)

Fernando Martinez

Walter Klimecki

Nirav Merchant

Sanlyn Buxner

Stefano Guerra

Grants(46)

Publications(44)

Metal(loid) concentrations in drinking water and public perception of water quality in the Arizona–Mexico border

Children’s Exposure Factors and Risk Perception of Sanitation Challenges Along the U.S.–Mexico Border

Soil publics: regenerating relations with urban soils through citizen science

Backyard aerosol pollution monitors: foliar surfaces, dust enrichment, and factors influencing foliar retention

Dissolved arsenic and lead concentrations in rooftoharvested rainwater: Community generated dataset

Using date palm Phoenix dactylifera L. as bio-monitors of environmental quality for exposure assessment and pollution source tracking

Communicating environmental data through art: the role of emotion and memory in evoking environmental action

Co‐created environmental health science: Identifying community questions and co‐generating knowledge to support science learning

Confronting Legacy Lead in Soils: Community-engaged Researchers Doing Undone Science

Minding the gap: socio-demographic factors linked to the perception of environmental pollution, water harvesting infrastructure, and gardening characteristics