SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
theories of change, everyday life, excess consumption
CONSULTING
CONSULTING
mainstreaming sustainability
Dr Katherine Ellsworth-Krebs
Senior Sustainability Researcher - Imagination, Lancaster University
She is an interdisciplinary researcher at the intersection of environmental sustainability, design, and lifestyle change. Currently she is focused on working with organisations to develop new ways to intervene in environmental sustainability issues (e.g. reduce waste, carbon footprint, and energy demand) to create a ‘culture of sustainability’ which is mainstreamed into communities’ everyday life.
She is based in the UK at Lancaster University's Beyond Imagination. Before that, she was a Lecturer in Sustainable Development at the University of St Andrews teaching on sustainable consumption, theories of change and activism.
SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION
theories of change, everyday life, excess consumption
CONSULTING
mainstreaming sustainability
RESEARCH PROJECTS
PAST RESEARCH PROJECTS
Home Comfort & Energy demand (PhD)
Renewable, distributed energy generation & 'smart' homes (Research Fellow)
House size & Energy demand - Why is Bigger Better? (Principal Investigator)
CURRENT PROJECTS
Covid-19 and sustainable consumption
Design Research and sustainability
Digital infrastructure for reusable packaging