• ESTC35H3S - Environmental Science and Technology in Society
• ESTC36H3F - Knowledge, Ethics and Environmental Decision-Making

My research seeks to examine the role of (environmental) science in society,  the science-policy interface, the politics of knowledge co-production, mobilization and application, and new modes of environmental governance. My research is mostly situated in the interpretive social sciences and my theoretical orientation is interdisciplinary, drawing from science studies, post-structuralist political theory, and pragmatism.  My areas of focus are forestry, biodiversity conservation and climate change adaptation.

Canadian Fulbright Regional Network for Applied Research (NEXUS) Scholar (2014

• JM Chambers, C Wyborn, ME Ryan, RS Reid, M Riechers, A Serban, ...(2021) Six modes of co-production for sustainability Nature Sustainability, 1-14
• MC Lemos, N Klenk, CJ Kirchhoff, T Morrison, S Bremer, AP Fischer, ... (2020) Grand challenges for climate risk management Frontiers in Climate 2
• MC Lemos, N Klenk (2020) Uncertainty and precariousness at the policy–science interface: Three cases of climate-driven adaptation The Politics and Science of Prevision, 107-121
• MC Lemos, N Klenk (2020) 7 Uncertainty and precariousness at the policy–science interface The Politics and Science of Prevision, 107
• B Pentz, N Klenk (2020) Understanding the limitations of current RFMO climate change adaptation strategies: the case of the IATTC and the Eastern Pacific Ocean International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics 20 (1 ) 21-39

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