Aastha Sethi
Aastha Sethi is working as an Environmental Specialist on transportation and infrastructure projects with JB Barry and Partners Limited in Limerick. She graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2019 with MSc in Environmental Sciences. Her research focused on eco-hydrological assessment and quantification of aquatic carbon losses from a degraded upland blanket bog. She completed her undergraduate degree in Urban Planning in 2018 with her thesis on mitigation of human-wildlife conflicts through planning interventions. She has keen interest in linkages between environment, sustainability, and development. Dr Alina Congreve has worked as a lecturer and principal lecturer at several universities including LSE, Reading and Hertfordshire. At Hertfordshire she led the MSc in Sustainable Planning. In 2018-19 she worked at Climate KIC, designing postgraduate and professional courses with a focus on solutions to climate change challenges. She has also worked for the UK Green Building Council, bringing stakeholders together to better align the green buildings and city devolution agendas. She holds an MSc in Conservation from UCL and PhD from King's College London.
Aastha Sethi is working as an Environmental Specialist on transportation and infrastructure projects with JB Barry and Partners Limited in Limerick. She graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2019 with MSc in Environmental Sciences. Her research focused on eco-hydrological assessment and quantification of aquatic carbon losses from a degraded upland blanket bog. She completed her undergraduate degree in Urban Planning in 2018 with her thesis on mitigation of human-wildlife conflicts through planning interventions. She has keen interest in linkages between environment, sustainability, and development. Dr Alina Congreve has worked as a lecturer and principal lecturer at several universities including LSE, Reading and Hertfordshire. At Hertfordshire she led the MSc in Sustainable Planning. In 2018-19 she worked at Climate KIC, designing postgraduate and professional courses with a focus on solutions to climate change challenges. She has also worked for the UK Green Building Council, bringing stakeholders together to better align the green buildings and city devolution agendas. She holds an MSc in Conservation from UCL and PhD from King's College London.