Dr Wesley Morgan is a research associate at the Institute for Climate Risk & Response, UNSW Sydney, and previously worked as a senior researcher at the Climate Council. Wesley has a PhD in international relations from the University of Melbourne, and has written widely on multilateral cooperation on climate change.
His research considers the ways countries work together at the UN to tackle climate change, and integrate climate change into their foreign policy and national security strategies. Wesley also has over a decade’s experience living and working in the Pacific islands, where he worked as Pacific Policy Advisor with Oxfam, and taught postgraduate courses in diplomacy at the University of the South Pacific. Wesley’s research considers the impacts of climate change on Australia and our region, and the international context for Australian climate policy. Wesley is also a research fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute.
Out of touch and out of oil: Opposition lost in fossil fuel fantasy
The Federal Coalition’s Budget reply looks set to push an out-of-touch fossil fuel fantasy, drilling oil wells that are 90 per cent dry and leaving Australians left holding the empty jerry can.
