Camila Hyslop
Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Geography and the Environment
Supervisors: Prof Michael Obersteiner, Prof Yadvinder Malhi and Dr Nicola Stevens
Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Geography and the Environment
Supervisors: Prof Michael Obersteiner, Prof Yadvinder Malhi and Dr Nicola Stevens
If you want to lean on a tree: refining the governance of carbon dioxide removal to ensure net zero emissions by mid-century
Academic Profile
Camilla is a DPhil candidate at the Environmental Change Institute and Oxford Net Zero. Her doctoral research focuses on how climate policy can better incorporate biodiversity concerns, as she is particularly interested in how net zero will affect the people and ecosystems of the Global South.
Previously, Camilla worked as a corporate lawyer and as the data lead at the Net Zero Tracker. Camilla holds a BA and an LLB from the University of Cape Town, an LLM from U.C. Berkeley and an MSc in Environment Change and Management from Oxford.
Publications
- Schimanski, T., Bingler, J., Hyslop, C., Kraus, M. and Leippold, M. (2023) ClimateBERT-NetZero: Detecting and assessing net zero and reduction targets. arXiv.org. (October, 12).
Environmental Change Institute
