Dominic Lenzi

Dominic Lenzi is an Assistant Professor specializing in climate ethics, justice, and sustainability research. His work intersects philosophy, economics, and policy, focusing on anthropogenic environmental changes and global governance frameworks. Recent publications highlight his contributions to climate change mitigation strategies, carbon removal policies, and biodiversity action plans.

Research trends reveal a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches connecting climate science, ethics, and economics. He frequently addresses the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to climate action and environmental justice, while exploring irreversibility of ecological impacts and collective ownership models in Anthropocene studies.

Lenzi’s collaborative network spans institutions across Europe and beyond, with significant engagement in peer-reviewed journals like Earth System Governance and Journal of Social Philosophy. His leadership in projects involving carbon removal and biodiversity valuation underscores his commitment to actionable, policy-relevant scholarship.