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William M. Miller is a Professor Emeritus in Chemical and Biological Engineering at Northwestern University. His research interests focus on the impacts of climate change and environmental change on Indigenous communities and ecosystems. He is involved in projects assessing the effects of climate-related changes on water ecosystems and advocates for nature-based solutions to address climate challenges. As part of the DOE Urban Integrated Field Laboratory CROCUS project, Miller collaborates with various organizations to deploy hydrological sensors in urban settings. His work also emphasizes the integration of traditional knowledge with scientific approaches to enhance tribal governance and community resilience. Miller is a key contributor to the Chicago Wilderness Alliance, where he helps in developing and updating climate action plans that emphasize conservation and community engagement. His research publications span topics including green infrastructure, biodiversity, and community-centered monitoring systems.
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