Candelaria Bergero

ALUMNI

Candelaria Bergero

PhD Student

Bio coming soon for Candelaria Bergero.

Currently
U. Wisconsin,
Postdoctoral Scholar
In the lab
2023-09 through 2025-08

PUBLICATIONS

  • FEATURED · Nature Climate Change · 2026 · ENERGY · HEALTH · CLIMATE · MITIGATION · IMPACTS

    Residual emissions may perpetuate community-scale inequalities in US air pollution

    Candelaria Bergero, Jing Cheng, Qiang Zhang, Yang Ou, Haewon McJeon, Morgan R. Edwards, Destenie Nock, Inês Azevedo, Steven J. Davis

    Limiting carbon dioxide removal (CDR) leaves lower residual co-pollutant emissions and so avoids more PM₂.₅-related deaths--disproportionately benefiting non-white and low-income communities, implying that—absent deliberate transition planning—large-scale CDR deployment could undercut the equitable distribution of the health co-benefits of decarbonization.

    Companion tool: Air pollution at net-zero

    Residual emissions may perpetuate community-scale inequalities in US air pollution
  • FEATURED · Nature Sustainability · 2023 · ENERGY · MITIGATION

    Pathways to net-zero emissions from aviation

    Candelaria Bergero, Greer Gosnell, Dolf Gielen, Seungwoo Kang, Morgan Bazilian, Steven J. Davis

    Large-scale carbon management for SAFs and/or CDR will be required for aviation to meet climate goals.

    2023: 46 citations 2024: 133 citations 2025: 179 citations 2026: 81 citations
    2023 578 cites 2026
    Pathways to net-zero emissions from aviation

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