Rachel Rosenberg Goldstein

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University of Maryland

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Rachel Rosenberg Goldstein is an Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, USA. Her research focuses on environmental health risks, particularly in relation to sewage management, water reuse, and the impacts of urban agriculture. Recent publications include studies on sewage overflows, reclaimed water use regulations, and the influence of gardening on mental health. She is committed to addressing public health concerns through empirical research and policy evaluation.

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Amir Sapkota

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University of Maryland School of Public Health

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Naomi Sachs

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University of Maryland at College Park

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University of Maryland

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Rianna Murray

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University of Maryland at College Park

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A peek at leaks and basement backups: a pilot survey exploring the impacts and outcomes of untreated sewage in homes

Sanitary sewer overflows, household sewage backups, and antibiotic-resistant bacteria: the new frontier of environmental health risks and disasters

Reclaimed Water Use Regulations in the U.S.: Evaluating Changes and Regional Patterns in Patchwork State Policies from 2004–2023

Evaluating the impact of water reuse educational videos on water reuse perceptions using EEG/event related potential

Urban agriculture in Baltimore, Maryland: Documenting current irrigation practices and rainwater harvesting

Persistent Spatial Patterns of Listeria monocytogenes and Salmonella enterica Concentrations in Surface Waters: Empirical Orthogonal Function Analysis of Data from Maryland

Reducing Anxiety with Nature and Gardening (RANG): Evaluating the Impacts of Gardening and Outdoor Activities on Anxiety among U.S. Adults during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Impact of irrigation water type and sampling frequency on Microbial Water Quality Profiles required for compliance with U.S. Food Safety Modernization Act Produce Safety Rule standards

The effect of a first flush rainwater harvesting and subsurface irrigation system on E. coli and pathogen concentrations in irrigation water, soil, and produce

Levels of salmonella enterica and listeria monocytogenes in alternative irrigation water vary based on water source on the eastern shore of Maryland

“Zooming” our way through virtual undergraduate research training: A successful redesign of the CONSERVE summer internship program

Traditional approaches for educating farmers about nontraditional water: Evaluating preferred outreach, education, and methods for alleviating concerns

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Amir Sapkota

Naomi Sachs

Suhana Chattopadhyay

Rianna Murray

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