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Genevieve Metson is an expert in urban sustainability and the management of resources to ensure food security and water quality in a rapidly changing world. Her research emphasizes the management of nutrients, such as phosphorus and nitrogen, across diverse socio-ecological contexts using quantitative methods like substance flow analysis and spatial mapping, as well as qualitative techniques including stakeholder workshops and interviews. Genevieve investigates resource flow landscapes, how socio-ecological contexts create barriers and enablers for sustainable transformations, and the interaction of resource management with sustainability priorities like climate change. In her academic career, she has held positions including Postdoctoral Research Associate at the National Research Council and as a Visiting Scholar at Washington State University. She completed her PhD in Natural Resource Sciences at McGill University, focusing on urban phosphorus sustainability. Genevieve is actively involved in teaching at Linköping University, where she instructs modules related to sustainable resource management and ecological systems.
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