Program Director Gerald Kauffman in the News

July 29, 2026 Graduate College Communications Staff

Gerald Kauffman, UD water science and policy interim program director, is a frequent water science and policy media source.

‘Who owns the river?’: Wilmington residents call for historic dam protection while environmentalists work to protect fish species
WHYY
March 21, 2024

Flood Study Calls for Wide-Ranging Measures to Control Bigger Storms Coming With Climate Change
Inside Climate News
January 30, 2025

University of Delaware study reveals 2,000 century-old lead pipes in Wilmington. What happens next?
WHYY
February 28, 2025

Brandywine flood study calls for ‘massive’ list of efforts to protect region from future storms
Delaware Public Media
March 24, 2025

SPS Technologies continues to monitor air, water in Jenkintown and says no health risks found
WHYY
March 25, 2025

Delaware's 10-month drought watch lifted by Gov. Matt Meyer
Delaware Online/The News Journal
August. 19, 2025

The Best Water Pitcher Filters, Tested by an Editor: Ranked
Today
September 24, 2025

EPA unveils new Delaware River water-quality standards
NJ Spotlight News
September 29, 2025

The Philly area’s most flood-prone waterways, mapped
The Philadelphia Inquirer
November 25, 2025

Delaware's Climate Action Plan urges planning for ‘retreat’ from areas most vulnerable to flooding
Delaware Public Media
January 23, 2026

Experts welcome latest state plans on PFAS and emerging chemicals
Delaware Public Media
April 17, 2026

U.S. Drought Monitor reports Delaware is in a severe drought
Delaware Public Media
May 20, 2026

EPA’s $10.1 million to Delaware for local PFAS cleanup may signal a new approach (WHYY)
Delaware Public Media
June 19, 2026


Related News

  • Alexis Yaculak presents at brown bag seminar

    April 16, 2026 | Alexis Yaculak
    Alexis Yaculak, UD water science and policy Ph.D. student, presented “Back from the past: Use and recovery of historic soil microbiome in contemporary restorations and implications for water quality and biodiversity” at a brown bag seminar in Penny Hall, which was hosted by the water science and policy program.
  • Emma Ruggiero presents at brown bag seminar

    March 31, 2026 | Article by Emma Ruggiero, Carolyn Voter
    Emma Ruggiero, UD water science and policy Ph.D. student; and Carolyn Voter, assistant professor in the UD Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; presented “Evaluating long-term ecological performance in DC's residential gardens” at a seminar, which was hosted by the water science and policy program.
View all news

Events