Martin J BushMartin Bush has led development projects in Africa and the Caribbean for 25 years. His academic qualifications are in chemical engineering and fuel technology, but after a brief spell teaching at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad (UWI) an the Universities of Waterloo and Calgary in Canada, his interests shifted towards renewable energy, natural resources management, and climate change. Martin Bush has a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and fuel technology from the University of Sheffield, UK; a PhD in chemical engineering from the same university; and an MSc in Protected Landscape Management from the University of Aberystwyth in Wales, UK. His first job in Africa was working in Djibouti leading the team that wrote the first national energy plan for that country. This work was followed by contracts in Sudan, Guinea, Madagascar, Egypt, and Haiti, where he was living when the devastating earthquake struck in January 2010. He now lives in Brossard, Quebec, just across the St. Lawrence river from Montreal. Read More Read Less