Alero Arenyeka
Alero Arenyeka is a 3rd year PhD student in
Environmental Engineering at Newcastle University who is set to
graduate in 2015. Her passion for stakeholder considerations in
decision-making led her to her current field of interdisciplinary
research. Her current work involves determining the viability of
biochar as a suitable and sustainable remediation option for crude
oil contaminated soils in Nigeria. This involves laboratory research
as well as interaction with key stakeholders within the oil and gas
industry in Nigeria. She has previously worked as an Administrative
consultant on a project aimed at promoting Citizen Participation in
Governance within the Public finance analysis unit of
ActionAid Intl, Nigeria. She has also recently become involved with
‘Engineers without borders', a UK charity which seeks to empower
young engineers to remove barriers to human development.
She loves music and loves to interact with people.
Alero Arenyeka was on the panel of
Rescuing Our Brownfield Spaces in
April 2014 as part of the ETUDE project
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