Danielle Rhubart and Yue Sun publish new research on flood risks

Danielle Rhubart and Yue Sun publish new research on flood risks

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Lerner Affiliate Danielle Rhubart (left) and Lerner Graduate Fellow Yue Sun (right) published an article in Population and Environment. They found that property flood risk is higher in rural and socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods. Read their article, “ The Social Correlates of Flood Risk: Variation along the U.S. Rural-Urban Continuum."

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