His interdisciplinary research interests come together under the theme of Global Ecological Political Economy. He is particularly fascinated by the complex interactions between political economic structures and the environment, and aim to research this relationship both at a theoretical level and through critical qualitative analyses and empirical case studies. His research thus wades into a diverse set of thematic areas (sustainable transportation, energy, and agriculture, notably), all unified by an underlying interest in helping to understand and foster a transition to a more just and sustainable world. His current research project include a co-edited book (with Dr. Sarah Martin) looking at the possibilities and challenges in sustainable livestock production and meat consumption.