Sandy's research investigates how environmental change and policies shape and are shaped by patterns of social and economic inequalities. Her recent projects have focused on quantifying the distributional outcomes of water scarcity and regulation in California.
Flora is an environmental politics scholar focusing on land and natural resource governance in the Global South. She combine rigorous causal inference methods, rich geospatial and remote sensing data, and in-depth qualitative interviews to advance knowledge in three areas: the distributive politics of environmental policy implementation; the social consequences of environmental degradation; and inclusive global conservation policy.
Brian's research involves utilizing machine learning and remote sensing data fusion to study interactions between species and the landscapes they occupy, particularly at the intersection of human and nature-dominated systems
Guglielmo's research focuses on the socio-economic impact of climate change and the human ability to adapt to these impacts, as well as how individuals perceive and form their attitudes towards climate and the role of beliefs in adaptive behavior.
