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Hiba Baroud

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Associate Professor Civil and Environmental Engineering Vanderbilt University
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Reducing the risk of “forever chemicals” in Tennessee’s drinking water

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By Hiba Baroud, Paul Johnson, Natalie Robbins
| news.vanderbilt.edu
By Jenna Somers A transdisciplinary team at Vanderbilt University seeks to identify Tennessee communities at risk of exposure to toxic man-made chemicals in their drinking water. In response to a 2024 regulation from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) has awarded an 18-month, $352,944 grant to Yolanda J.
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Course seeks to engage students in discussions about planetary health, sustainability

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By Lucas Johnson, Yolanda J. McDonald, Hiba Baroud
| vanderbilt.edu
A new course through the Vanderbilt Center for Sustainability, Energy and Climate seeks to engage students in discussions about taking a planetary health approach to address climate change and resource sustainability challenges. Planetary health is a field of research and practice focused on understanding and addressing the interconnections between human health and the health of the planet.
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Holding their ground: Climate change is increasing stress on aging dams

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By Hiba Baroud
| Institutional Real Estate Verified
Heavy rainfall generated widespread flooding in the upper Midwest in late June, putting at least one aging dam at risk. In southern Minnesota, the Blue Earth River cut a path around the Rapidan Dam in Rapidan Township, about 15 miles south of Mankato, on June 24, putting the structure at imminent risk of failing. Officials warned local residents that if the dam burst, the river could rise by two feet, but said evacuations were not needed.
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