Alex More is a member of the Board of Directors of TMX, Inc., and an Affiliate Professor of Environmental Successfully being at Long Island College.
Alex’s analysis makes a speciality of the impact of local weather alternate on inhabitants and ecosystem health and the economic system. By utilizing extremely-excessive-decision climatic, epidemiological, ecological and archeoscientific files, More brings contemporary drastic environmental changes into a broader viewpoint, one which permits stark comparisons between contemporary and ancient trends in temperature, pollution, pandemic disease, and coarse weather, all of which straight impact meals manufacturing, human health, economic prosperity, and political stability. He is creator of quite loads of landmark analysis of the impact of local weather on pandemics and pollution, and an brisk contributor to the fields of environmental health and planetary health. As well to academic journals, his work has been featured in The Washington Publish, CNN, The Guardian, Standard Science, Forbes, Smithsonian Magazine, Natural History Magazine, Der Spiegel, Archaeology Magazine, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Frankfurter Allgemein, AGU’s Eos, Science et vie, and more than 150 other print and on-line publications.
Dr. More is a frequent contributor in media protection of local weather alternate, public health and economic trends. His work extends into the non-profit world, where he has supervised a Harvard-Columbia student-speed, public-health/environmental initiative in Bolivia—now a fats-fledged NGO, Refresh Bolivia—securing preliminary funding with two grants from the Ford Fund. More furthermore served as Managing Director of the World Ocean Forum, and serves as Communications and Training Director at Blue Ocean Leer, a neighborhood weather-oriented ocean non-profit. More is a fellow and director on the Explorers Membership, a ancient fellow of Dumbarton Oaks Analysis Library in Washington, D.C. and a recipient of the Arango Fund and Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Analysis Grants.