Frameworks for the Future

Authors

Kristina Hill, University of California, Berkeley

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Description

Kristina Hill is a scholar of urban design and environmental planning. She studies the impacts of flooding on urban districts and ecosystems, and develops strategies for adaptation to climate change. Her current work is on adaptation to rising coastal groundwater, centered on biodiversity, new financing strategies, and environmental justice. She has developed adaptation strategies for the San Francisco Bay Area, New Orleans, Seattle, Virginia Beach and the South Bronx. She has published widely, and lectures internationally on infrastructure and adaptation. Kristina holds a PhD from Harvard University, and teaches at UC Berkeley in landscape architecture, urban design and environmental planning.

Publisher

Utah State University

Publication Date

9-18-2020

Keywords

Urban Design, Environmental Planning, Groundwater

Disciplines

Environmental Design | Landscape Architecture | Urban, Community and Regional Planning

Recommended Citation

Hill, Kristina, "Frameworks for the Future" (2020). Speaker Series. 16.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/laep_speakerseries/16