Yolanda McDonald

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Vanderbilt University

United States

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Yolanda McDonald is an Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt University in the United States. Her research focuses on water-related issues, including micro-level inequalities in plumbing, the water-climate nexus, and energy justice in coastal communities. She has published multiple articles addressing the intersection of public water supply, infrastructure spending, and ethnoracial disparities.

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2025

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King’s College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (11)

The water–climate nexus: Intersections across sectors

Micro-level inequalities in plumbing completeness along the US–Mexico borderlands

Energy justice & coastal communities: The case for Meaningful Marine Renewable Energy Development

Uneven benefits of infrastructure spending among ethnoracial groups

Where You Drink Water: An Assessment of the Tennessee, USA Public Water Supply

A systematic review of geospatial representation of United States community water systems

Pollution in the Press: Employing Text Analytics to Understand Regional Water Quality Narratives

The water sector industry workforce: A quantitative case study, Tennessee, USA

Corrigendum to ʻA state-wide population-based evaluation of cervical cancers arising during opportunistic screening in the United States’ (Gynecologic Oncology (2020) 159(2) (344–353), (S0090825820338506), (10.1016/j.ygyno.2020.08.033))

A state-wide population-based evaluation of cervical cancers arising during opportunistic screening in the United States.

Impact of screening on cervical cancer incidence: A population-based case–control study in the United States

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Elaine Hill

George Hornberger

Daniel Adkins

Angela Harris

Alida Cantor

Chris Mathews

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