David Hodgkinson is an Associate Professor in the Law School at UWA; Special Counsel with Clayton Utz, a national Australian law firm; and a principal of The Hodgkinson Group, a consulting firm with advisors located around the world.

David is the co-author of the book Global Climate Change: Australian Law and Policy (2008) and the general editor of Australian Climate Change Law and Policy (2009). As executive director of EcoCarbon, a non-profit organisation, he manages an industry partnership which is building capacity in mechanisms designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. He also leads an international project team working on a draft convention for persons displaced by climate change.

• Air travel and 21st century fears
• Putting a price on carbon: Why not a carbon tax?
• Aviation’s emissions problem
• Kyoto is Dead-Long Live New Climate Change Arrangements
• Saying Yes to Nuclear: Part II
• Saying Yes to Nuclear: One Option to Mitigate Climate Change
• A Convention for Persons Displaced by Climate Change