Josh Newell

Josh Newell is an Associate Professor at the School of Natural Resources and Environment, University of Michigan. His research focuses on sustainable cities, urban ecology, urban infrastructure, urban form, and the geographies of Russia and Northeast China.

His work spans interdisciplinary topics including environmental sustainability, geographic studies, and urban systems. Key research areas include climate justice, decarbonization strategies, and the socio-environmental impacts of urbanization.

Recent publications (2023-2024) explore trends in urban agriculture, climate governance, social vulnerability to climate change, and sustainable supply chains. These articles reflect a consistent focus on integrating environmental science with social equity considerations across geographic contexts.