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Louisa Hermelin-Tamas focuses on climate governance, EU environmental policy, and sustainable development. She has experience in youth-led climate advocacy, NGO coordination, and international policy work, including collaboration with European institutions. Her current thesis research examines EU agricultural reform and reflects a commitment to evidence-based, socially just climate policy. She brings an international perspective from studying and growing up in multiple countries