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Dr Sandhya Devalla

Sandhya's current work involves both research and commercial activities. Her research interests lie primarily in the area of Microplastics, with a particular focus on understanding the sources and behaviour of microplastics within the terrestrial environment, their effects on soil-plant-microbial interactions and development of effective bioremediation strategies to tackle plastic pollution that aligns with the principles of Circular economy.

Emerging water futures

This project is integrating model-based assessment of future risks to water quality and quantity under a range of scenarios, with new empirical water quality data and socio-economic risk assessment for drinking water supplies.

Dr CJ Yang

Dr Rajiv Sharma

Dr Seb O'Connor

I am an inter-disciplinary social scientist situated in the field of Ecological Economics. I am specifically interested in conceptual tools and frameworks in non-monetary values and valuation methods. My primary focus is social values and their potential to facilitate sustainability transitions. My interest with social values specifically is due to their ability to operate at the intersections of democracy, economics and environmental ethics. Working at these intersections means I am always looking to collaborate and draw upon thinking from a wide range of disciplines, from across the

Impacts of land-based financial support mechanisms on land values, landownership diversification and land use outcomes (1)

This project increases our understanding of the impacts of land-based public funding mechanisms on land values and related outcomes for landownership diversification and land use. It provides an evidence base for understanding whether current funding mechanisms have direct or indirect effects which act to reduce landownership diversification and for investigating potential mechanisms for counteracting any such effects.

Dr Jolinda Pollock

Innes Jessiman

Catriona Webster

Dr Toby Landeryou

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