Dr James Milner
Assistant Professor
United Kingdom
My research involves mathematical modelling of environmental interventions and their impacts on human health, with a particular focus on the health effects of climate change mitigation actions.
Affiliations
Teaching
I am the module organiser of Environmental Health Policy (PHM206) on the MSc Public Health by Distance Learning.
I also act as a personal tutor on the MSc Public Health and lecture on the modules:
- Environment, Health and Sustainable Development (1125)
- Environmental Epidemiology (1301)
- Environmental Health Policy (1300)
I currently supervise doctoral students working on the following topics:
- Occupational air pollution exposure and respiratory health in Ghana
- Air pollution and health in people relocating between environments
- Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to support 'nutrition-sensitive' agriculture
Research
I currently work on the following research projects and initiatives:
- Assessing Mitigation Pathways to Realise Public Health Benefits of Air Pollutant Emission Reductions from Agriculture (AMPHoRA, funded by NIHR)
- Complex Urban Systems for Sustainability and Health (CUSSH, funded by the Wellcome Trust)
- Children, Cities and Climate (CCC Action Lab, funded by the Fondation Botnar)
- Health impact evaluation of the Warmth and Wellbeing home energy efficiency scheme (Funded by the Government of Ireland)
- HEICCAM research network (HEICCAM, funded by NERC)
- Investigating potential health and health equality impacts of planning deregulation: the case of permitted development housing in England (Funded by NIHR)
- Policy and Implementation for Climate & Health Equity (PAICE, funded by the Wellcome Trust)
- WinWindow: tracking the co-benefits of a green recovery (Funded by UKERC)
- The Lancet Countdown, which is tracking global progress on climate change and health