Gaël Giraud

Professor with a passion for advancing studies in environmental ethics, Gaël Giraud is a prominent figure at Georgetown University, Washington, DC. As a professor of the practice and research director of the Georgetown Environmental Justice Program, he brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into the complex interplay between environmental issues and ethical considerations. Professor Giraud's work is deeply rooted in exploring the moral dimensions of environmental challenges, aiming to foster a more just and sustainable world. His research interests focus on environmental ethics, where he examines the ethical implications of environmental policies and practices. Through his role at Georgetown, he actively engages with students and colleagues, encouraging critical thinking and innovative solutions to pressing environmental concerns. His contributions to the field are marked by a commitment to understanding and addressing the ethical responsibilities we hold towards our planet and future generations.