Emergent Humanitarian Crises
On this Page
Emergent Humanitarian Crises News Feed
Water supply portfolios must be viable for all partners
April 5, 2022 The need to invest in large and expensive new water infrastructure represents a significant challenge for water providers, especially given ongoing water affordability issues and the uncertainties associated with future demands and climate change.
Multiple-drug involvement in overdose deaths has risen in NC
October 14, 2021 Between 2015 and 2019, North Carolina saw an increase in overdose deaths that involved multiple drugs, highlighting the rapidly changing nature of drug overdoses in the state.
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will make managing droughts more complicated
October 16, 2020 Near-term concerns about the impact the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam will have on water availability for Egypt and Sudan are unlikely to materialize, but drought preparedness will require careful coordination, suggests research published by researchers from five major universities.
Highlighted Leaders in the Field
Other Leaders in the Field
Margaret (Peggy) Bentley, MA, PhD | Distinguished Professor Emerita | |
Bill Gentry, MPA | Professor, and Director of CPDM Certificate Program | |
Jill Stewart, PhD | Adjunct Professor | |
Jason D. Surratt, PhD | Professor | |
William Vizuete, PhD | Professor |