Senior independent research fellow, University of Leeds
I am a freshwater biogeochemist with an expertise in quantifying the large-scale impacts that humans have on nutrient and carbon cycles in river networks worldwide. My work focuses on understanding the global impacts that climate change, river damming, and land cover changes have on phosphorus, nitrogen, carbon and silicon cycles in watersheds globally, including associated greenhouse gas cycles, as well as the ecological implications of these changes.

The surge in hydroelectric dams is driving massive biodiversity loss
May 27, 2024 06:44 am UTC| Insights & Views Business
Around the world, free-flowing natural rivers are being fragmented by dams, weirs and other barriers. Its one of the biggest, yet least acknowledged, causes of biodiversity loss worldwide. River fragmentation is a key...