
Amulya Yerrapotu is interested in studying utility governance, its impacts on environmental and economic justice, and potential avenues for democratizing our energy system! She is pursuing a concurrent JD-MA at … Continue Reading »
Amulya Yerrapotu is interested in studying utility governance, its impacts on environmental and economic justice, and potential avenues for democratizing our energy system! She is pursuing a concurrent JD-MA at … Continue Reading »
Anna Yuen has experience in using remote sensing and large scale geospatial data to explore impacts of climate change events (specifically flooding) on critical infrastructure. Yuen would like to expand … Continue Reading »
Felix Yu is interested in both nature-based and technological decarbonization strategies. Nature-based climate solutions need to be scaled up to mitigate climate change, but our ability to quantify its impacts … Continue Reading »
Bree Swenson is interested in exploring the impacts and unintended consequences of climate policies across levels of government, with the goal of better understanding how to make informed policy decisions … Continue Reading »
Jack Schill is generally interested in watershed management in the American west. He is interested in incorporating interdisciplinary approaches to help address how to manage these critical resources in light … Continue Reading »
Kingsley Ofori attended Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. Ofori works as a Research Assistant at CSIR-Food Research Institute. Contact: oforikingsley765@gmail.com
Eigan Mohamed is interested in Water-Food-Energy systems, resources planning across different geographical scales, with a focus on water resources under climate uncertainty and political instability and leverage technology in data-scarce … Continue Reading »
Tim Gröschel’s main interest lies in renewable energy systems, how they enable industry decarbonization, and what can be done to make them socially and economically feasible. Having worked across both … Continue Reading »
Broadly, MJ Wong Engel is interested in the intersecting challenges between climate change, migration, and governance. As an ERG MA/JD student, she aims to explore how international refugee law responds … Continue Reading »
As a pre-med and environmental history student in undergrad, Nat De Jonge has always been broadly fascinated by the intersection between human and environmental health. While he is a bit … Continue Reading »