Our models R-square values accounted for around 60% of the storm sewer pipe variation.

And even while controlling for several landscape and built factors, and accounting for inflated betas as a result of spatial autocorrelation, the SVI was still statistically significant!

Our lab is on a roll with our latest manuscript, “Socially vulnerable people and stormwater infrastructure: A geospatial exploration of the equitable distribution of gray and green infrastructure in Washington D.C.”

Read the full text here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Come hear Marccus D. Hendricks talk about sanitation and stormwater equity at UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation UCLA Water on May 13!

Register below by April 29⬇️

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Excited to visit and fellowship with colleagues UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation & UCLA Water and share what we’ve been learning in the Mid-Atlantic on stormwater and sanitation risks! 🚽🦠🌊

I’m so excited about the latest publication of the Stormwater Infrastructure Resilience & Justice Lab! We put together a framework that integrates Slow Violence and Social Vulneravility to Disasters. In the paper, we discuss the interconnects of the concepts in Texas and Maryland!

See more: authors.elsevier.com/c/1ipql7t2zZHC…

Hot off the press 📠, our latest manuscript, “Slow Violence to Disasters: Exploring racialized topographies & contextualizing social vulnerability to flood & other environmental risks” led by our dual degree masters student, Asia Jones. Congrats Asia! 🎉

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My heart is with the City of Baltimore and all the individuals and their families who have been impacted by this disastrous bridge collapse. 🙏🏾🖤

Always reminding myself that what’s for me is for me. Timing, location, competition are all irrelevant for things that are meant for me. 🙇🏾‍♂️