Across a variety of disciplines, faculty and students at Carleton are conducting research related to the environment, climate change and climate justice.
Faculty Research
Patricia Ballamingie – Localizing Food Systems and Sustainable Community
Chris Burn – Northern Physical Environments and Permafrost Science.
Michael Brklacich – Social Vulnerability, Human Security and Environment Change
Emilie Cameron – Critical Northern Geographies
Stephan Gruber – Permafrost; Climate Change Impacts
Karen Hébert – Changing Natural Resource Economies in the Subarctic and Circumpolar North
Elyn Humphreys – Net Ecosystem Exchange of CO2 Across Peatland Types
Doug King – Research on Environmental Analysis Using Remote Sensing and GIS
Barbara Leckie – Climate change and the Humanities; Narrative, Cultural History, and Time Studies
Gita Ljubicic – Social & Environmental Research in the Canadian North
Joyce Lundberg – Sea Level Change and Paleoclimatology
Egla Martinez – Socio-Environmental Justice
Derek Mueller – Indicators and Impacts of Climate Change in the Cryosphere
Murray Richardson – Hydrology; Water-Quality
Derek A. Smith – Research on Indigenous Wildlife Use in Central America
Fraser Taylor – Geospatial Information Management
Jesse Vermaire – Impact of Land Use & Climate Change on Freshwater Ecosystems