Talks
Hendricks, Marccus. "Citizen Participation in Rising Waters | Marccus Hendricks | TEDxIndianaUniversity. " Youtube.
Hendricks, Marccus, Gabriel Knowles Scott. "COVID Calls- COVID-19, Disasters, & Infrastructure with Marccus Hendricks." Youtube.
Hendricks, Marccus, Gridley-Smith, Chelsea, Trousdale, Kristie, Orozco-Acosta, Carmen, & Alpert Lieberman, Dara. “Addressing the Impact of Climate Change on Public Health and Natural Disasters.” Congressional Briefing, U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security, Representative Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS), Washington, DC.
Hendricks, Marccus. “Growing Sustainable Communities” Plenary Address, 11th Annual Growing Sustainable Communities Conference, Dubuque, IA.
Media & Press
"Working Toward Resilience through Stormwater Monitoring." Stormwater, Helen Taylor, (12/11/20).
"Weather adds stress to America's crumbling infrastructure." AccuWeather, Adriana Navarro, (08/04/21).
“Plumbing a Problem: Sewer Backups Burden Baltimore Homeowners. A UMD Researcher Steps In.” Maryland Today, Liam Farrell, (10/14/2020).
"COVID Calls- COVID-19, Disasters, & Infrastructure with Marccus Hendricks." Youtube, Scott Gabriel Knowles, (7/24/2020).
“As Hurricane Dorian Travels Up the Coast, Experts Assess Baltimore’s Storm Readiness.” Baltimore Magazine, Evan Greenberg, (9/6/19).
“U.S. Is Unprepared for the Health Challenges of Climate Change, Experts Warn.” Scientific American, Niina Heikkinen, (6/23/18).
“Expert weighs in on Ellicott City future plans.” WUSA 9 CBS News "Get Up DC Washington," Matt Gregory, (6/7/18).
“A 1,000-year flood in Maryland shows the big problem with so much asphalt.” Grist Magazine, Greta Jochem, (6/5/2018).
“After Ellicott City flood, calls to stop development, but how does it really impact flooding?” WMAR 2 ABC News Baltimore, Abby Isaacs, (5/30/18).
“City in a Swamp: As Houston booms, its flood problems are only getting worse.” Scalawag, Sammy Feldblum, (1/3/2018).
“UMD’s Hendricks Suggests Cities Look Beyond Climate Change in the Wake of Natural Disasters.” School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation News, Maggie Haslam.