Andrew Snow

Dr. Andrew Snow is a researcher specializing in environmental governance, climate change, and environmental impact assessment. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to environmental sustainability and climate action. He is actively involved in the Environment, Policy, and Place research project (2010–2030), focusing on green infrastructure, nature-based solutions, and metropolitan area dynamics. Snow holds a PhD from an unspecified institution, defended in August 2018, titled Assessing Communities of Unreceptive Receptors: An Investigation into Environmental Impact Assessment's Formation of Environmental Subjects.

• Research Interests: Environmental governance, climate change adaptation, risk management, and the socio-political dimensions of environmental policy.
• Key Projects: Active contributor to the EPP-RG project addressing environmental policy and urban sustainability challenges.

His publications analyze natural flood management strategies, environmental governance frameworks, and the economic valuation of flood risk. Snow’s work bridges environmental science, sociology, and policy, emphasizing transformative approaches to neoliberal environmental governance.

• Scientific Contributions: Over 4 peer-reviewed articles and working papers, focusing on systematic reviews, policy analysis, and discourse methodologies.