Clearing House at the EPA: An Attack on Science
Risk InSight23 Apr 2018

Clearing House at the EPA: An Attack on Science

Joe Arvai, PhD, professor of sustainable enterprise and director of the Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise at the University of Michigan, and Robyn Wilson, PhD, associate professor of risk analysis and decision science at the Ohio State University discuss their interactions with the EPA and new regulations impacting the Science Advisory Board.

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When Culverts Fail: A Case Study of Infrastructure Resilience in Rural Massachussets

When Culverts Fail: A Case Study of Infrastructure Resilience in Rural Massachussets

What happens when a small piece of infrastructure fails? Researchers from UMass Amherst and an engineering firm discuss their study on culvert failures in the Deerfield Watershed and why these often-i...

18 Aug 28min

Density, Not DUI | What's Really Driving Spring Break Traffic Crashes

Density, Not DUI | What's Really Driving Spring Break Traffic Crashes

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How We Can Keep Biotech in Check with Dr. Kate Sixt of USDA

How We Can Keep Biotech in Check with Dr. Kate Sixt of USDA

What happens when cutting-edge biotechnology meets artificial intelligence, and who's responsible for governing it? Kate Sixt, Executive Director of the Office of the Chief Scientist at the USDA and ...

24 Jun 10min

What's in Your Water?

What's in Your Water?

Every time you turn on the tap, you're trusting a complex system to keep you safe — but what happens when that system faces threats we're still learning to understand? In this episode of Let's Talk Ri...

26 Mai 9min

The Case for Honest PFAS Communication

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"Forever chemicals" have been in headlines for years, but are people actually getting the information they need to protect themselves? In this episode, we sit down with Lyn van Swol, professor in the ...

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Words that work: talking climate change with the public

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When we think about communicating risk, we often focus on the evidence: the data, the models, the science. But what if the words we choose to frame that risk are just as important as the risk itself? ...

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Inside the Supply Chain Trust Game

Inside the Supply Chain Trust Game

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With Access Interrupted, How Do We Rebuild?

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