Dr. Cherie De Vore (Diné) is an assistant professor of chemical & environmental engineering at the University of Arizona. With a restorative framework in mind, her current work investigates biogeochemical processes that affect the accumulation of metals and microbial community changes in areas impacted by mining and wildfires.
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