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In the News: Sand Goes where Rivers Flow- Sanders on California’s Infrastructure Problem

In the News: Sand Goes where Rivers Flow- Sanders on California’s Infrastructure Problem

by Maureen Purcell | Jul 18, 2024 | Flood, Media, Press Coverage, Research

Elected officials and experts recently gathered to discuss California’s beach problem – the coastline is threatened by climate change, sea level rise, and erosions. Another major factor in our coastal woes – poor infrastructure design, says Blum...
In the News: Between Sand and a Hard Place – Train Troubles

In the News: Between Sand and a Hard Place – Train Troubles

by Maureen Purcell | Mar 15, 2024 | Flood, Press Coverage, Research

After years of erosion and a year of intense storms, the passenger and freight rail line through San Clemente, CA, needs both short and long term solutions to keep it operating. Rip-rap, while a common reactive option, may not lead to desired outcomes in the long run...
Morgan on Trends of Child Exploitation in US Labor Market

Morgan on Trends of Child Exploitation in US Labor Market

by Maureen Purcell | Mar 5, 2024 | HT, Media, Press Coverage, Research

A recent article follows the story of minors exploited by the labor market, commenting on the complexities of underage minors working willingly but technically being exploited as a child laborers, minors who are forced to work in debt bondage or other trafficking...
In the News: Sand Goes where Rivers Flow- Sanders on California’s Infrastructure Problem

In the News: Data Driven Beach Replenishment

by Maureen Purcell | Feb 26, 2024 | Flood, Press Coverage, Research

Recently, several news outlets picked up Blum Center erosion expert Dr. Brett Sanders’ and co-authors’ new publication on predicting the movement and flow of sand among southern California beaches. Coverage references the erosion of the southern...
Morgan on Trends of Child Exploitation in US Labor Market

In the News: Freedom Lifemap Launches New Possibilities

by Maureen Purcell | Nov 13, 2023 | HT, Media, Press Coverage, Research

EverFree, a Blum Center community partner in anti-human trafficking work, and the UCI Blum Center have officially launched the survivor-focused assessment tool: Freedom Lifemap! The tool aims to provide much-needed, yet generally absent, data in the field of...
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