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Esther Onyango is a research fellow at Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia. She is part of a trans-disciplinary research program on the impacts of climate change and vector-borne diseases.
With Esther, we talked about her roots in Kenya, her passion for microbiology, how she became interested in the links between health and the environment, and the importance of developing cross-boundary policies in order to respond to the increasing occurrence of viruses due to climate change.
References mentioned in the episode:
- Esther Onyango's research profile
- Esther Onyango's publications
- Governments urged to attach green string to long term coronavirus recovery plans, Climate Change News
- Covid-19: the cure could be worse than the disease for South Africa, The Conversation
- Trump says there will be ‘suicides by the thousands’ if the US coronavirus shutdown continues, Business Insider
- Why women can’t have it all, The Atlantic magazine
- David Quamman: How animal infections spill over to humans, Science talk Podcast, The Scientific American
- An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore, directed by David Guggenheim
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