Virginia Teach:
“Kris Wernstedt is an Associate Professor of Urban Affairs
and Planning at Virginia Tech’s National Capital Region campus in Alexandria.
Prior to coming to Virginia Tech in August 2006, he spent 15 years as a Fellow
at Resources for the Future, a non-profit organization in Washington, DC that
conducts research and policy analysis on environmental quality and natural
resources.
Wernstedt studies a variety of issues in environmental
planning, management, and policy, with topical emphases on contaminated properties,
water resources, and climate change and variability. His broad substantive
interests include regulatory innovation, decision making under uncertainty, and
institutional responses to risk. Research sponsors have included a range of
foundations, think tanks, and federal agencies.
He holds both a Ph.D. and a Master of Regional Planning in
City and Regional Planning from Cornell University, as well as a Master of
Science in Water Resources Management from the University of Wisconsin.”
~Virginia Tech
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