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Tag: In The Media
Construction engineering program featured on KOA
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NYT features Mahmoud in article on climate change impact to bridges
New York Times
Nelson discusses why flooding can be worse after a wildfire
Denver7
Mahmoud weighs in on structural safety of bridges in wake of Baltimore bridge collapse
CNN, Denver WGIR FM, and CBS 6 Orlando
Sharvelle shares wastewater expertise
WIRED
Smith interviewed by ABC15 Arizona on subsidence in the state
ABC15 Arizona
CSU and CEE featured in The Rocky Mountain Collegian for role at COP28
CSU and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering are well-represented at the U.N. COP28 climate conference in Dubai. The Rocky Mountain Collegian published an article featuring the work of the School of Global Environmental Sustainability and of CEE professor Hussam Mahmoud. Mahmoud is leading a collaborative event in his role as co-chair of NASEM’s…Read more
Carlson and Tong’s fracking research cited in NYT feature
The New York Times’ article “‘Monster Fracks’ Are Getting Far Bigger. And Far Thirstier.” references research by CEE professors Kenneth Carlson and Tiezheng Tong. The article demonstrated the impact on U.S. aquifers by fracking activity by large oil and gas wells, using “astonishing volumes of water.” Carlson and Tong’s research found hydraulic fracturing in arid…Read more
Smith featured in NY Times article on diminishing groundwater
Assistant Professor Ryan Smith’s research connecting groundwater depletion to arsenic contamination was cited in a New York Times article entitled “America Is Using Up Its Groundwater Like There’s No Tomorrow.” Below is an excerpt from the article: “In general, as people drill deeper wells, the likelihood of arsenic contamination increases, according to Dr. Smith, now…Read more