I am delighted to share that my latest magazine article is now live, titled “Can the ‘blue economy’ deliver on its promise? Investors are starting to see the ocean as an asset worth protecting.” For years, the term “blue economy” has floated somewhere between genuine innovation and convenient buzzword. What does it actually mean? Is it conservation…
Launch of Princeton AI for Climate Network (PAICN)
We started the Princeton AI for Climate Network because we were looking for a space where AI researchers and climate practitioners are ready to talk to and collaborate with each other. At Princeton, we have world‑class expertise in both. But the two communities largely operated in silos. That gap between cutting‑edge models and real‑world climate…
Presenting Nature-based Solutions PhD Research at the American Association of Geographers (AAG) Annual Conference 2026
“A map tells you where you have been, where you are and where you’re going” – Peter Greenaway I would add to the quote that a good conference enriches you about your past, present and future, enlightening future research pathways! The American Association of Geographers (AAG) Annual Conference is one of those conferences which I…
From Docent to Curator: Elevating a New Generation of Climate Leaders at Hong Kong’s Museum of Climate Change
There are milestones that quietly anchor your journey, moments where the path behind and the path ahead suddenly make sense. For me, one of those moments unfolded on 17 January, 2026, at the opening of the new themed exhibition “Ignite the Future: A New Generation of Climate Action” at the Museum of Climate Change’s 12th Anniversary…
How Gender and Climate Change Intersect: Insights from Female Climate Advocates for Earth Day 2025
“Gender and climate justice are inseparable. When girls are empowered to understand climate systems and advocate for policy, they become catalysts for systemic transformations.” Happy Earth Day! The global theme for April 22 this year is “Our Power Our Planet”, stressing the urgent need to scale renewable energy for building a healthy and resilient future…
The Conversation Op-ed: China leads the net zero transition – here’s what we can learn from Beijing and Hong Kong
As the dust settles on New York Climate Week, we caught the last trail and published our op-ed on The Conversation. It is a non-profit platform that provides news and analysis written by experts in accessible language for public education and engagement. It covers a wide range of subjects such as Science and Technology, Arts…
V’air collaborates with Hong Kong Disneyland to launch Disney Environmental Expedition
Do you know that Hong Kong Disneyland has one of the largest solar PV systems in Hong Kong? When watching Moana: A Homecoming Celebration, have you ever put yourself in the shoes of an Islander like Moana, facing sea level rise and coral bleaching under the climate crisis? Imagine blending these elements altogether into an…
New TV Documentary of Climate Change in Fiji and insights from COP28 launched!
“We failed to show that we have responded with purpose and the urgency to limit warming to 1.5 degrees”, said Samoa, representing small island states at the recent June UN Climate Conference SB60 which just closed. Clearly, we are not doing enough. RTHK’s latest four-part TV documentary entitled “Climate Insight (氣候全面體)” explores the crucial topics…
The Year of Action: Reflections on Earth Day 2024
Today, as we commemorate Earth Day #422, let us take a moment to reflect on the critical importance of sustainability and climate action. It is a time for us to come together, embracing a multi-level and multi-disciplinary approach that holds the key to our collective success in overcoming the challenges that lie ahead. To achieve…
Publication on Sensitive Interventions for Beijing and Hong Kong
It always seems impossible until it’s done! After graduating from MPhil at Environmental Change Institute (ECI), University of Oxford, I really wanted to publish my dissertation on accelerating carbon neutrality in China, with the aim of reaching a wider audience and potentially influencing policy decisions. Yet, it was a daunting task, especially as I started…
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