Jasmine Lee, MPH, is an environmental data scientist at PSE. She is interested in the health and environmental justice impacts of air pollution. She is passionate about translating complex quantitative and spatial research into accessible and relevant information for policymakers and stakeholders. At PSE, Jasmine primarily works on the Methane + Health Initiative, analyzing gas composition data and characterizing populations living near oil and gas infrastructure. She is the lead for the demographic data team for the Methane Risk Map. Prior to PSE, Jasmine conducted research on air pollution and birth outcomes and interned at the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
Jasmine has a Master’s in Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics and a BA in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley.
