
Welcome! I am Meg Mills-Novoa, a human-environment geographer studying with Dr. Diana Liverman in the School of Geography and Development at the University of Arizona. I study how landscapes and livelihoods are transformed under climate change adaptation projects in the Ecuadorian Highlands. My work informs the design, implementation, and evaluation of agricultural adaptation projects that effectively respond to the escalating impacts of climate change.
If you want to know more about my background, visit my "About" page.
If you want to know more about my background, visit my "About" page.
Water Policy & Agricultural Land use under Climate Change
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the enduring impacts of climate change adaptation Projects in S. EcuadorMy dissertation research focuses on the enduring impacts of climate change adaptation projects on communities in the Ecuadorian highlands as well as national adaptation actors. This research provides important insight into how adaptation projects shape livelihoods over time, which is crucial to understanding the efficacy of adaptation projects.
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Climate change &
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