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When Culverts Fail: A Case Study of Infrastructure Resilience in Rural Massachussets (opens the original)
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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-invisible structures matter far more than we realize. They model what happens when culverts fail during floods and hazardous events, and the results reveal how rural communities can suddenly lose access to essential services like hospitals and schools. They also explore why infrastructure investment
Density, Not DUI | What's Really Driving Spring Break Traffic Crashes (opens the original)
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Most people assume the holidays are the deadliest time to drive. The data says otherwise. In this episode of Risk InSight , host Anya Grondalski talks with Professor Michael French, PhD (University of Miami), and Gulchin Gomez, PhD (Florida Atlantic University) about their new study on traffic crashes during spring break across the entire state of Florida, not just the hotspot counties. Using 12 years of crash-level data, they compare spring break to the Thanksgiving-to-New Year's stretch and fi
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