Bio.

​I'm currently a postdoctoral fellow at UCLA's Institute on the Environment and Sustainability.  It's a great place to be. 

Mainly, I think about how emerging technologies interact with climate change, and vice versa: you can read more in my book, After Geoengineering. 

I've worked professionally in the geospatial industry, and as an editor and writing teacher.  I have a Ph.D. in Development Sociology from Cornell University, with minor fields in Science & Technology Studies and International Agriculture and Rural Development. In my spare time, I learn about algae and algorithms.

To check out my previous research, see Google Scholar.

Recent.

Read  /   Has Climate Change Made Wildfire Terrorism a Serious Threat? (IoES)

Listen  /  Congressional hearings into geoengineering (Science Friday)

Press  /  Scientists who want to study geoengineering shun Trump (NPR)

Contact.

If you'd like to learn more about what I do,
collaborate, or read a paper,
please be in touch.