Bio

Conor Reynolds holds an interdisciplinary PhD in Resource Management and Environmental Studies, and a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering, both from UBC. He is a professional engineer with over two decades of experience related to the science, policy, and management of air contaminants and greenhouse gas emissions. Conor is the Director of the Air Quality & Climate Action Services team at Metro Vancouver, which is the regional government that delivers services, policy and political leadership on behalf of 23 local authorities. Air Quality & Climate Action Services is responsible for the development and implementation of the Clean Air Plan, which identifies and prioritizes actions to reduce air contaminant and greenhouse gas emissions in our region this decade, as well as Climate 2050, the 30-year regional climate action strategy for the Metro Vancouver region. He is interested in interdisciplinary policy research that can drive implementation of meaningful climate action in society, in particular related to widespread adoption of smart, clean energy technologies for reducing air contaminant emissions.

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