Institute at Brown for Environment and Society

Ange Yeung is a junior studying Environmental Studies and Comparative Literature, passionate about the history of knowledge production in climate science, military and war ecologies, and deserts. They lead the Conference of All Life, an interdisciplinary and intergenerational reimagination of environmental governance.

The past summer, they returned to the Climate and Development Lab to continue research on the climate-housing nexus and anti-renewables movements and completed an UTRA with the history department in Bulgaria. They are excited to help students better understand environmental humanities and offer insight about pursuing more unconventional paths within the ENVS concentration. Outside of class, Ange loves to watch films and bake focaccia. Please feel free to email them with any questions!