Ohio State nav bar

Geography Speaker Series Presents, Dr. Yue Qin, Air quality, climate, and water implications of energy and agriculture development.

Air quality climate and water graphic
January 24, 2020
3:30PM - 5:00PM
1080 Derby Hall

Date Range
Add to Calendar 2020-01-24 15:30:00 2020-01-24 17:00:00 Geography Speaker Series Presents, Dr. Yue Qin, Air quality, climate, and water implications of energy and agriculture development. Yue QinAssistant ProfessorDepartment of GeographyThe Ohio State UniversityTitle: Air quality, climate, and water implications of energy and agriculture developmentAbstract: Energy and agriculture development can simultaneously affect regional air quality, local water stress, and the global climate. My research utilizes spatial simulations, integrated assessment models, lifecycle analysis, and energy-climate-water data synthesis to inform sustainable and resilient energy and agriculture development strategies. I will use several studies focusing on energy transition in urban China, and inflexible water uses worldwide to reveal some of the underlying synergies and tradeoffs among different environmental impacts to capture potential co-benefits while avoiding unintended consequences.  1080 Derby Hall Department of Geography geog_webmaster@osu.edu America/New_York public

Yue Qin
Assistant Professor
Department of Geography
The Ohio State University

Title: Air quality, climate, and water implications of energy and agriculture development

Abstract: Energy and agriculture development can simultaneously affect regional air quality, local water stress, and the global climate. My research utilizes spatial simulations, integrated assessment models, lifecycle analysis, and energy-climate-water data synthesis to inform sustainable and resilient energy and agriculture development strategies. I will use several studies focusing on energy transition in urban China, and inflexible water uses worldwide to reveal some of the underlying synergies and tradeoffs among different environmental impacts to capture potential co-benefits while avoiding unintended consequences.