Neha Gour

(MENAFN- The Conversation)

• Ph.D. Candidate in Science Communication, George Mason University

Profile Articles

Neha Gour is a doctoral candidate in Science Communication and an affiliated researcher with the Center for Climate Change Communication at George Mason University. Her research focuses on quantitative methods in climate science and public health communication. She actively engages with policy stakeholders to inform reforms at the intersection of climate, health, and AI infrastructure.

Neha has led research collaborations, public engagement, and knowledge management projects at leading international organizations, research think tanks, and intergovernmental bodies, including the Government of the City of Fairfax, Virginia; World Health Organization (WHO); UNESCO; Wellcome Trust; Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark; Oxford Policy Management; Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy; the Centre for Policy Research; and Ministry of Education, Government of India.

Experience

• –present Doctoral Candidate, Center for Climate Change Communication

Publications

• 2026 Health implications of the rapid rise of data centers in Virginia: an exploratory assessment, Frontiers in Climate
• 2025 Activating health professionals as climate change and health communicators and advocates: a review, Environmental Research: Health
• 2025 The evolution of news coverage about climate change as a health issue: a decadal analysis in China, India, and the USA, The Lancet Planetary Health
• 2025 Public Engagement with Climate Change and Health: A Global Literature Review, Springer: Springer US

Professional Memberships

• Member, Air & Waste Management Association
• Zero Hunger Generation Member, World Food Program USA
• Member, Planetary Health Alliance, Johns Hopkins Institute for Planetary Health
• Member, Society for Health Communication

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