Carleton Experts Available: COP28 UN Climate Change Conference
As world leaders gather in the UAE for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), Carleton experts are available to comment on related topics.
If you are interested in speaking with the experts below, please feel free to reach out to them directly. If you require other assistance, please email Steven Reid, Media Relations Officer, at steven.reid3@carleton.ca.
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Chris Burn
Chancellor’s Professor, Geography and Environmental Studies at Carleton University
Email: christopher.burn@carleton.ca
Burn is available to discuss permafrost. His research is focused on the relation between climate and permafrost. Burn has been particularly interested in determining the response of ground temperatures and the active layer to climate warming as observed in the western Arctic since 1970. He is the president of the International Permafrost Association.
For more information on Burn, visit: https://experts.carleton.ca/chris-burn
Matthew Johnson
Professor and Head of the Energy & Emissions Research Lab, Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Carleton University
Email: Matthew.Johnson@carleton.ca
Johnson is available to discuss COP28 and methane emissions and oil and gas sector emissions generally.
Johnson is the Scientific Director of the Energy & Emissions Research Laboratory (EERL) who specializes in experimental research relating to pollutant emissions in the upstream energy industry.
An author of numerous journal articles and frequent invited lecturer nationally and internationally, Johnson’s research contributions include aircraft and ground-based methane measurements in the oil and gas sector, development of the “sky-LOSA” optical technology for measuring black carbon in plumes, parametric models for predicting efficiency of flares in crossflow, novel approaches for detecting and quantifying fugitive emissions sources, techno-economic analysis of GHG mitigation potential, and scientific rationale for standards development and regulatory decisions.
His Energy & Emissions Research Lab. collaborates closely with government and industry, drawing support from a variety of national and international organizations.
For more information on Johnson visit https://experts.carleton.ca/matthew-johnson
Leanne Keddie
Professor, Sprott School of Business at Carleton University
Email: Leanne.Keddie@carleton.ca
Keddie is available to discuss sustainability and the role of business, including how firms measure and report their impact on society and the environment, the use of financial incentives, and the role of the circular economy, an economic system based on the reuse and regeneration of materials and products.
Keddie’s research examines corporate sustainability reporting, sustainable bonuses being paid by companies to executives as part of corporate compensation plans, and sustainability performance. Her current research project looks at how companies pay bonuses based on greenhouse gas emission goals.
For more on Keddie, visit: https://experts.carleton.ca/leanne-keddie
Alexandra Mallett
Professor, School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton University
Email: Alexandra.Mallett@carleton.ca
Mallett will be available for interviews as of Dec. 4, 2023. She will be available to discuss sustainability and climate change issues.
Mallett’s experience spans academia and the public sectors, working on the design, implementation and evaluation of energy, climate change and environmental policy.
Her research interests include examining the innovation, co-operation, and adoption processes involved in sustainable energy technologies, especially in emerging economies, Canada and the United States. Her research also focuses on changes in the governance of natural resources, with a particular focus on mining.
For more information on Mallett, visit: https://experts.carleton.ca/alexandra-mallett
Chris Russill
Professor, School of Journalism and Communication at Carleton University
Email: Chris.Russill@carleton.ca
Russill is an academic director at Re.Climate, a centre for climate communication and public engagement which is housed at Carleton. His current work focuses on problems of disinformation and denial in their relevance to climate action.
Russill co-edited Critical Approaches to Climate Change and Civic Action with Anabela Carvalho and Julie Doyle, a collection exploring conceptual invention in public forms of climate action. He has also edited Earth Observing Media, a collection engaging with the politics of Google Earth, digital globes, drones, radar, sonar, GPS, migration, missile photography, and satellite imaging.
He is an associate editor at Science and Environmental Communication and serves on the boards of Environmental Communication, Palgrave Studies in Media and Environmental Communication, and Communication Undisciplined. He teaches classes in climate change and communication.
For more information on Russill, visit: https://carleton.ca/sjc/profile/russill-chris/
Media Contact
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Media Relations Officer
Carleton University
613-265-6613
Steven.Reid3@carleton.ca
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