The 'research supply chain' will now start to close that gap. It typically starts with, 'Activity Y creates environmental challenge X' - and then someone else

The 'research supply chain' will now start to close that gap. It typically starts with, 'Activity Y creates environmental challenge X' - and then someone else is left to determine if there is danger. There is a big gap between aerosol science and the medical / biological perspective needed to determine the magnitude of the risk. It is great to have the likelihood - but it is frustrating to not have the whole equation.