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Greg Oulahen is a geographer interested in hazards, risk, and society-environment interactions. His research program focuses on understanding how human environmental factors interact to produce risk, highlighting the uneven distribution of risk among people and places and the need for equitable risk reduction and adaptation strategies to climate change impacts. His critical research is informed by the fields of hazards, political ecology, global environmental change, and environmental history. He leads research group members employing mixed methods to investigate the scales and actors involved, primarily focusing on communities exposed to flood hazards. His academic training includes doctoral studies and postdoctoral research at the University of Western Ontario and the University of British Columbia, respectively, along with research positions at the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction.
Department of Chemical Engineering