Juan Baztan, PhD. Researcher in Environmental and Earth Sciences :. After earning a double degree in geology and oceanography in , Juan went on to receive his PhD in marine geology under the direction of Dr. Jean-Louis Olivet, and was presented in November of During his time as a student, he participated in eight oceanographic research cruises. Much of his work incorporates his interest in the earth-human system and investigates the ways in which humans impact processes, with a specific emphasis on ethics in relation to concerns of coastal communities.
Since , Juan has drawn from his firm commitment to collaborative, ethical, and interdisciplinary research to coordinate Marine Sciences For Society : a network of concerned scientists working to enhance the dialogue between scientists and society as a whole.
Volunteer beach cleanups: civic environmental stewardship combating global plastic pollution. Jorgensen, B. Plastic pollution and economic growth: The influence of corruption and lack of education. Cordier, M. Ecological Economics, Volume , April hal International pellet watch: Global monitoring of polybrominated diphenyl ethers PBDEs in plastic resin pellets.
Ohgaki, T. And Burton, H. Environmental Monitoring and Contaminants Research. Facing climate injustices: community trust-building for climate services through Arts and Sciences narrative co-production. Baztan J. Climate Risk Management. Meaning in the face of changing climate risks: connecting agency, sensemaking and narratives of change through transdisciplinary research.
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