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Dr. R Kerry Turner is the Director
of CSERGE (Centre for Social and Economic Research on the Global Environment)
and a Professor in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University
of East Anglia, UK.
He serves on the Norfolk Broads Authority, the East of England Sustainable
Development Round Table, the UK Environment Agency's Anglia Region Environment
Protection Advisory Committee and their Estuaries Advisory Group.
He previously served on the Board of the National Rivers Authority and
was the Chairman of the Foresight Panel on Natural Resources and the Environment
at the Office of Science and Technology until April 1999. He was a member
of the UK Climate Change Impacts Review Group for the former UK Department
of the Environment (presently Department of Environment, Food and Rural
Affairs). He was a lead author with the IPCC Working Group II and UNEP's
Biodiversity Assessment Panel. In 2000, Kerry Turner was awarded a CBE
for his services to sustainable development.
His research has focused on environmental economics, coastal zone and
wetland management, conservation economics and waste management research.
He has published widely on these subjects including a number of best-selling
texts.
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