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Delaware Raritan Canal

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848-932-2725

732-932-0934

eac [at] ejb.rutgers.edu

33 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, NJ 08901

About

The Environmental Analysis and Communications (EAC) Group advances strategies and approaches designed to build communities that are healthier, greener, more equitable and more resilient. EAC staff members engage in research, technical assistance to communities and decision-makers, policy analyses, and facilitation of collaborative and participatory efforts to develop and implement evidence-based strategies that inform planning, policies and decision-making at the state, regional and local levels.

EAC group was formed in 2011 as a center of research and practice at the Bloustein School. It includes the work and staff that have been affiliated with the National Center for Neighborhood and Brownfields Redevelopment, The Sustainable Raritan River Initiative, and the Center for Transportation Safety, Security and Risk.

EAC also serves as the Editorial Office for the Journal of Planning Education and Research, a publication of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP).

Collaborations and Partnerships

Members of the EAC team support and facilitate several collaborative university-wide initiatives including:

Flooding Map

NJ Climate Change Resource Center

Woman in wheelchair enjoying nature

New Jersey Inclusive Healthy Communities

Jersey Shore with barrier

Megapolitan Coastal Transformation Hub

Egret NJ Marsh

New Jersey Climate Change Alliance

Atlantic Highlands Boats in marina

Coastal Climate Risk and Resilience Initiative

Girl in fountain

NAS Communities, Climate Change, and Health Equity Workshops

Raritan River and Rutgers

Rutgers Raritan River Consortium

Featured Projects & Publications

See a complete list of Environmental Analysis and Communications projects and products in our database by using the “Subject Area” drop-down filter.

Access to Nature for People with Disabilities

A statewide initiative focused on expanding access for people with disabilities to nature and outdoor recreation

Inclusive Healthy Communities initiative

An initiative of the Division of Disability Services (DDS), New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS).

NJ HazAdapt: Hazard Mitigation Planning Tool

A tool to provide municipal and county hazard planners with access to data and resources to develop of Hazard Mitigation Plans.

Faculty and Staff

Clint Andrews

Clint Andrews

Research Faculty

Jeanne Herb

Jeanne Herb

Executive Director

Karen Lowrie

Karen Lowrie

Associate Director

Michael Greenberg

Michael Greenberg

Director Emeritus

Matt Campo

Matt Campo

Coadjutant Faculty

Pritpal Bamhrah

Pritpal Bamhrah

Senior Research Specialist

Janine Barr

Janine Barr

Research Specialist

Garin Bulger

Garin Bulger

Research Specialist

Zoë Linder-Baptie

Zoë Linder-Baptie

Research Project Manager

Ashlyn Spector

Ashlyn Spector

Research Specialist

Vanessa Tropiano

Vanessa Tropiano

Research Project Manager