Master of Science (MS) · Northeastern University London
Kate is a graduate of Northeastern University London with an MSc in Digital Politics and Sustainable Development. Her dissertation explored environmental policy, with a particular focus on how neoliberalism has become intertwined with environmentalism. During her time at Northeastern, she worked as a research assistant. Prior to this, Kate earned a BA (Hons) in Philosophy from the University of Sussex. Kate is passionate about shaping environmental policy and aspire to work for a think tank or within government to advance sustainable solutions.
the COVID-19 ‘anthropause’ provides valuable research on how economic activity is still coupled with Green House Gases (GHGs). The anthropause provides insights as to what happens to the environment when economic activity suddenly comes to a halt, which teaches us how, going forward, environment…
Should the environment be used as an instrument of war ?
