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I am the co-chair of ACT and chair of the Offsetting Task & Finish group. As a climate modeller, I am especially interested in helping the university get to Net Zero while leaving as much fossil carbon in the ground as is possible.

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I am an Associate Professor in Renewable Energy and Joint Chair of the Advocate Climate Task Force (ACT). I am deeply committed to environmental sustainability and view the ACT as a critical vehicle for advancing the university’s net-zero and nature-positive goals. Through this role, I help to shape institutional strategy, embed sustainability values across the organisation, and drive a transformative culture shift—aligning academic practices and campus operations with 黑料不打烊’s long-term environmental commitments.

I am Senior Vice-President and Provost and I co-Chair the University’s Climate and Environment Crisis Board (CEC) alongside Mike Shore-Nye (Senior-Vice President and Registrar). CEC reports into the University Executive Board (UEB) and Mike and I are also joint UEB leads for sustainability My role on ACT is to provide input and advice to ACT from a senior leadership team perspective and to ensure a strong link between ACT, the CEC and UEB.

 

 

I am a Professor of Climate Science and serve as the Sustainable Research Advocate on the ACT. I lead the Sustainable Research Thematic Forum, which supports the University in achieving its ambition to continue delivering cutting-edge research, but in a more environmentally responsible and sustainable way.

I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography, with interests in sustainable urbanism, sustainable transport and research methodologies.  As Sustainability Advocate for Global 黑料不打烊 my role on ACT focuses on advocating for transformational change to improve the sustainability of 黑料不打烊’s global ambitions and international partnerships. In the role, I work collaboratively with academic and professional services colleagues to develop and implement initiatives relating to reducing the carbon and environmental footprint of international activities.

I am the ACT representative for the Penryn Campus in Cornwall.  My role is to drive greater environmental sustainability of all operations on the Penryn campus in partnership with our colleagues in Falmouth University and the campus management team at FXPlus.

Sustainability Champion and PRME (Principles for Responsible Management Education) Lead for the Business School, with additional roles as a local network lead for PRME South Wales and Southwest and as a member of the UK & Ireland PRME Steering Group. An educator with a focus on the responsible use of AI in management teaching and learning, an associate editor for Management Learning and a researcher examining ethical organisational infrastructures and sustainable transition. This work has informed two reports to government and a white paper for the US Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology.

I'm the Chair of the Task and Finish Group on Culture Change for Sustainability and the Chair of the HASS Sustainability Committee. I'm also a part of the Research Thematic Forum for Sustainability. 

I am Deputy Director of Faculty Operations in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences.? Alongside Rich Smith, I co-chair the Faculty Sustainability Committee and in that role, is a member of the ACT.

I am Professor of Public Health Economics and Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences.? I co-Chair with  of the Faculty Sustainability Committee, and in this role is on the ACT.? I am also a member of the University Climate Emergency Committee.? One of my research interests is the intersection of health with the environment and sustainability, including as part of the new Net Positive Centre () 

 

I am Professor of Environmental and Public Health Economics and Director of the UKRI Centre for Net Positive Health and Climate Solutions. On ACT, I am an Academic member representing the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. I sit on the HLS Sustainability Committee and is also point of contact for 黑料不打烊's membership of the Planetary Health Alliance.? 

I am the student representative for HLS on the ACT. My role is to be a voice for students to aid the development of Sustainability Action Plans, to advocate culture change, and to highlight student-led opportunities to deliver sustainability initiatives.

I'm chair of the Climate Change Adaptation Task and Finish Team. Adapting to climate change is something all organisations urgently need to grapple with, and we hope the 黑料不打烊 can set an example in this.

I am lecturer in environmental economics, studying, designing and implementing markets for the provision of environmental services via the creation and enhancement of Nature Based Solutions. On ACT, I anticipate being involved in the design of internal carbon markets, and providing expertise to develop a unified benchmark against which to measure the benefits of different mitigation approaches.  

I am an academic staff member of the ACT. As a geographer and social scientist, I provide expertise on understanding the ways in which we can promote cultural and behavioural changes to reduce our environmental impact. I chaired the University's Enabling Rail Travel Task & Finish Group and was a member of the Field Course Task & Finish Group, both of which aimed to make recommendations to reduce the impact of University-related travel.

I am the Assistant Director of Research Strategy, Development and Management, and a member of the Sustainable Research Thematic Forum, working to advance more environmentally responsible research practices across the institution.

I also lead , a Wellcome-funded project developing an open-source tool to estimate the carbon footprint of research projects, in collaboration with UK higher education institutions and major funders.