In The Media
WUNC
September 19, 2018
For Flooded Homeowners, The Waiting Is The Hardest PartMarine sciences and environmental engineering professor Rachel Noble talks about the public health concerns that follow flooding. WUNC
The New York Times
September 18, 2018
On Kavanaugh, a Changed America Debates an Explosive ChargePublic policy visiting associate professor Corrine McConnaughy discusses charges against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the current American political climate. … Continued
Phys.org
September 14, 2018
Efficacy of pre-event planning will be key as Florence hits, urban planner saysCity and regional planning alumnus Ward Lyles discusses planning efforts before Hurricane Florence last week. Phys.org
Radio Live
September 14, 2018
Why New Zealand is due for a sugar tax, according to an expertAdjunct professor of economics Barry Popkin discusses soda taxes around the world and their related effects. Radio Live
Newsweek
September 13, 2018
Carolina Hurricanes: Amid Florence, examining sports teams’ national disaster nicknamesHistory department teaching associate professor Matthew Andrews talks about the creation of team names over time. Newsweek
USA Today
September 13, 2018
‘No money, no job’: Poverty forces people in path of Hurricane Florence to ride out stormUSA Today cites data from a 2014 study from the Center for Urban and Regional Studies that found a Census … Continued
The New York Times
September 13, 2018
As the winds come, towns in Hurricane Florence’s path fear the floodsInstitute of Marine Sciences director and professor Rick Luettich discusses Hurricane Florence before it hit last week with WUNC, PBSNewsHour, FiveThirtyEight, CNN, Nature, Carolina Coast Online and Capitol … Continued
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