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Nicolas Choquette-Levy is an Assistant Professor at Penn State University, specializing in climate risk and decision-making. He is a principal investigator at the CAMP Lab, where he employs interdisciplinary and collaborative research methods, particularly in agent-based modeling and game theory. His work is characterized by a commitment to participatory methods, engaging stakeholders in various geographies including Nepal's Chitwan Valley and Brazil's Rondônia State. He investigates critical questions surrounding climate change, rural-urban migration patterns, and the effectiveness of policies aimed at aiding smallholder farmers in adapting to climate risks. Choquette-Levy earned a PhD in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy from Princeton University, building on five years of experience in Canada's energy sector where he coordinated sustainability reporting and developed social impact projects with Indigenous partners. He holds a Master's degree in Chemical Petroleum Engineering from the University of Calgary, as well as undergraduate degrees in Biomedical Engineering and International Relations from the University of Southern California.
Canada's Energy Industry • Canada
Coordinated sustainability reporting and analytics, quantifying environmental and social risks, and developing collaborative social impact projects with Indigenous partners.
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