I have worked in Australia in academic, state government and business sectors on a variety of environmental and climate change projects for a number of years. These projects have had both international and domestic perspectives and spanned an array
...MoreI have worked in Australia in academic, state government and business sectors on a variety of environmental and climate change projects for a number of years. These projects have had both international and domestic perspectives and spanned an array of disciplines and policy responses. At present, I am a full time PhD candidate in the Department of Environmental Law, Division of Law at Macquarie University in Sydney. My thesis topic is "Climate Change Science and Law; Understanding Interdisciplinary Perspectives". I have a Master of Environmental Law from Macquarie University (2005), and the Vice-Chancellor’s Commendation for Excellence (in recognition of exceptional academic achievement, 2005) and Bachelor of Arts from University of New England, (1991).
My previous publications include "Assessing Climate Change; Results from the Model Evaluation Consortium for Climate Assessment" edited by Wendy Howe and Ann Henderson-Sellers, 1997.
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Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
