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Study reveals an urban heat island effect

Kristina Kintziger, PhD, co-authored a study that found indoor spaces were both warmer and cooler than outdoor temperatures overnight while downtown outdoor sleep spaces showed an urban heat island effect.

Monday, January 8

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Research highlights the lasting impact of Hurricane Michael

Research from Kristina Kintziger, PhD, and colleagues revealed the lasting impact of Hurricane Michael on rural Florida communities in the Journal of Emergency Preparedness.

Thursday, December 21

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New grant awarded to Rachel Lookadoo, JD

Rachel Lookadoo, JD was featured in a UNMC Today article highlighting a new grant awarded to establish a network of regional Centers for Public Health Emergency and Response.

Wednesday, November 15

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2023 Research Seminar Series begins

The Water, Climate and Health Program starts it’s 2023 Research Seminar Series.

Thursday, November 9

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The Water, Climate and Health Program collaborates with a women's environmental health faculty group from Pakistan

The Water, Climate and Health Program partnered with the UNO Center for Afghanistan Studies to bring a women’s environmental health faculty group from Pakistan to UNO, UNL, and UNMC to collaborate and learn about the impacts of climate change.

Wednesday, June 28

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Jesse Bell, PhD makes his final contributions to the Fifth National Climate Assessment

Jesse Bell, PhD makes his final contributions to the Fifth National Climate Assessment, the foremost report on the impacts of climate change in the United States.

Tuesday, May 16

Ali S. Khan, MD, MPH, dean of the UNMC College of Public Health, and Jesse Bell, PhD, Claire M. Hubbard Professor of Water, Climate and Health

UNMC Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold's guest on Rural Health Matters on RFD-TV is Jesse Bell, PhD, who is Director, Claire M. Hubbard Professor of Water, Climate, and Health Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.