Environmental thinking begins with relationships.
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as a way
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as a way
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A sustainability professional working at the intersection of geospatial analysis, climate, biodiversity, circular economy and carbon markets.
My work and research interests focus on understanding how environmental challenges can be translated into measurable risks, spatial patterns, management frameworks and practical decision-making tools.
With a background in geography, I am particularly interested in how location, environmental systems and spatial data can strengthen sustainability analysis.
Education
B.Sc. in Geography
National Taiwan University
Foundation
Spatial thinkingEnvironmental systemsGISRemote sensingData analysisClimateHuman–environment interactions