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Cybersecurity Who Is Protecting Our Water From Cyberattacks? Recent attacks on U.S. water systems highlight how human decisions—not just software—shape the security of the services we rely on every day. August 11, 2026
Water What D.C.’s Algal Bloom Reveals About a Growing Water Threat A water-quality expert explains how heat, nutrients, and climate change are fueling harmful blooms—and threatening freshwater supplies. June 29, 2026
Climate & Sustainability How Is Drought in New England Affecting Water Levels and the Environment? The lack of rainwater is lowering groundwater reserves, which has cascading effects such as sinking land and potential for fire January 5, 2026
Water Where Does Tufts’ Water Come From? Tufts students and a water sanitation expert talk about the quality of the university ’s water and what makes it possible October 29, 2025
Water Can Wastewater Surveillance Work Without Sewers? Study shows how places without modern sanitation systems can still use wastewater to catch outbreaks before dangerous diseases travel across borders August 13, 2025
Public Health Anh Ngo’s Wells for Wellness The junior founded an organization that brings clean water to families in Vietnam December 11, 2024
University News Inaugural Team Science Summit Connects Climate and Health Experts Lightning talks enabled attendees to maximize knowledge exchange on current projects and capabilities November 14, 2024
Climate & Sustainability Hurricanes: Unprecedented Extremes or the New Normal? Three Tufts researchers explain how climate change is affecting the severity of hurricanes October 31, 2024
Oral Health A Judge’s Action Muddies the Waters on Fluoridation Current levels of fluoride in drinking water remain safe and effective, dental experts say October 22, 2024
Climate & Sustainability Decaying Levees Put Minority and Poor Communities Disproportionately at Risk Study provides detailed map to help target and prioritize equitable investments for climate change-resilient levees September 6, 2023
