Dr. Dave Anning is an environmental economist with a background in marine science and environmental management. His research and interests lie at the intersection of environmental, social, and governance influences, including climate change and sustainability, and he holds tertiary qualifications in science, environmental management, economics, and geography. Sectors in which he is active include climate vulnerability and adaptation, coastal resilience, offshore wind and marine renewable energy, natural resource damage assessment, and environmental and social impact assessment.
Dr. Anning has particular expertise in valuing impacts on natural resources, and the way in which those resources are used for recreation, tourism, and other ecosystem services. He has considerable experience in identifying climate change and project impacts on coastal and aquatic ecosystems, including cost–benefit analysis, fiscal impact analysis, and the development of adaptation plans and environmental policies. Dr. Anning has a keen interest in distributional analysis of costs and benefits of climate impacts or management interventions across community sectors and stakeholder groups. He excels at relating technical information to nonspecialist audiences, and has delivered professional development courses in coastal climate change adaptation and the use of environmental justice screening tools.
Dave Anning, Ph.D. Senior Consulting Economist
Dr. Dave Anning is an environmental economist with a background in marine science and environmental management. His research and interests lie at the intersection of environmental, social, and governance influences, including climate change and sustainability, and he holds tertiary qualifications in science, environmental management, economics, and geography. Sectors in which he is active include climate vulnerability and adaptation, coastal resilience, offshore wind and marine renewable energy, natural resource damage assessment, and environmental and social impact assessment.
Dr. Anning has particular expertise in valuing impacts on natural resources, and the way in which those r...
Dr. Dave Anning is an environmental economist with a background in marine science and environmental management. His research and interests lie at the intersection of environmental, social, and governance influences, including climate change and sustainability, and he holds tertiary qualifications in science, environmental management, economics, and geography. Sectors in which he is active include climate vulnerability and adaptation, coastal resilience, offshore wind and marine renewable energy, natural resource damage assessment, and environmental and social impact assessment.
Dr. Anning has particular expertise in valuing impacts on natural resources, and the way in which those resources are used for recreation, tourism, and other ecosystem services. He has considerable experience in identifying climate change and project impacts on coastal and aquatic ecosystems, including cost–benefit analysis, fiscal impact analysis, and the development of adaptation plans and environmental policies. Dr. Anning has a keen interest in distributional analysis of costs and benefits of climate impacts or management interventions across community sectors and stakeholder groups. He excels at relating technical information to nonspecialist audiences, and has delivered professional development courses in coastal climate change adaptation and the use of environmental justice screening tools.
