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Dr Dana Cordell BEngEnv(Hons1), MSc(WaterSecurity), PhD(SustainableFutures), PhD(Water&Environmental) RESEARCH DIRECTOR

Dr Dana Cordell is a Research Director at the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney (UTS) where she leads the Food Futures research area. Dr Cordell directs and undertakes international and Australian research projects on sustainable food and phosphorus futures. She has worked on collaborative projects with partners in Australia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, India, Malawi, Sweden and the U.S., many of which involve high-level stakeholder engagement to improve the policy relevance, impact and foster mutual-learning. The collaborative P-FUTURES project (http://www.p-futurescities.net) which Dr Cordell co-leads aims to identify how urban food systems can cope or transform in response to the emerging global phosphorus challenge, together with 90 local stakeholder partners across Australia, Vietnam, Malawi and the U.S. In 2008 Dr Cordell co-founded the Global Phosphorus Research Initiative (http://phosphorusfutures.net) – the first global platform to undertake research, policy and public engagement to ensure food systems are resilient to the emerging global challenge of phosphorus scarcity.

Dr Cordell currently leads the Sydney’s Food Futures project (http://www.sydneyfoodfutures.net), which brings together key stakeholders such as NSW Department of Primary Industries, NSW Farmers, Department of Planning and RDA-Sydney to increase the resilience of Sydney’s food system to global and local challenges (from climate change to urban growth) through participatory stakeholder workshops and geospatial mapping scenarios.

As a global food and phosphorus security expert, Dr Cordell provides expert advice and commentary to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), Australia’s Chief Scientist, European Commission (DG Environment), UK Parliament and peak industry bodies including the Australia Institute for Health and Welfare. She is a member of UNEP’s Phosphorus Task Team as part of the Global Partnership on Nutrient Management, and most recently joined UNEP’s Global Environment Outlook team as a global food security contributor. In Australia, Dr Cordell was invited by the Chief Scientist to sit on the Expert Working Group to determine the top research priorities related to ‘Managing our Food & Water assets’ in 2013.

Dr Cordell’s pioneering research on global phosphorus scarcity has largely contributed to putting this topic on international and Australian science and policy agendas and has led to numerous prestigious recognitions including one of Australia's top science prize, the 2012 Eureka Prize for Environmental Research together with Prof White, a position in the 100 Women of Influence (AFR/Westpac, 2013) and Top 100 Most Influential People (Sydney Magazine, 2012). She is frequently interviewed for media, including BBC Radio4, PRI, Washington Post, Der Spiegel, ABC Radio National, ABC Lateline, Ten’s The Project and London’s The Times. Four Australian and European documentaries have recently been produced, directly inspired by Dr Cordell’s research on peak phosphorus. For example, ABC Catalyst: http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/3166841.htm.

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Dr Cordell has published widely, including 40 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters in the last 7 years. Her 2009 article in Elsevier’s Global Environmental Change has attracted over 2060 citations and it became the journal’s most cited article during a 5 year period.

In addition to her leading edge research on sustainable phosphorus futures, Dana also has 16 years of sustainability research experience leading and undertaking interdisciplinary sustainable water, sanitation, food and waste management projects. Drawing from transdisciplinary research frameworks, Dana is committed to undertaking leading-edge research designed to create change towards sustainable futures.

In addition to the Institute for Sustainable Futures at UTS, Dr Cordell has held positions in Sweden, at Linkoping University and the Stockholm Environment Institute, where she was a core member of an competitive international consortium of researchers on the Sustainable Use of Phosphorus project for the European Commission (D.G. Environment). Dr Cordell has also worked for indigenous rural appropriate technology Not-for-profits in Nepal (with the Himalayan Light Foundation), in Far North Queensland (with the Centre for Appropriate Technology) and developing renewable energy technology communication resources for a key environmental NGO in East Timor through the Australian Conservation Foundation.

AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS

2016: Winner, Food & Agriculture category, Advance Global Australia Awards 2013: 100 Women of Influence (Australian Financial Review & Westpac) 2013: Winner, Vice-Chancellor's Award for Early Career Research Excellence (UTS) 2013: Global Young Scientist Scholar (selected as one of Australia’s Top 5 young scientists) 2012: Eureka Prize for Environmental Research 2012: Top 100 Most Influential People (Sydney Magazine – The Thinkers) 2012-2015: UTS Chancellor's Postdoctoral Research Fellowship (3 years) 2011: Winner, Banksia Mercedes-Benz Environmental Research Award 2010: Finalist, Banksia Mercedes-Benz Environmental Research Award 2009: Fellowship to participate in the World Resources Forum, Davos Switzerland 2008: Scholarship to participate in the SENSE Earth System Governance international course, VU

University Amsterdam, 2008 2006-2009: 3 year Australian Postgraduate Award (UTS-administered) 2007-present: Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists, Australia - Scholarship (2007) and

Mentorship (ongoing) 2007: Scholarship to participate in the 6th EU Framework Marie Curie THEMES Institutional

Analysis of Sustainability Problems international course, Bratislava, June 2007. 2003 & 2004: UTS Professional Opportunity Program award recipient

RESEARCH WORK HISTORY 2016 – current Research Director (full-time)

Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF), University of Technology Sydney. 2012 – 2015 Chancellor's Postdoctoral Research Fellow (full-time)

Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF), University of Technology Sydney. 2010 – 2011 Research Principal (part-time and full-time)

Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF), University of Technology Sydney. 2009 – 2010 Post-Doctoral Researcher (part-time)

Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden. 2010 Mar/Apr: Post-Doctoral Researcher (full-time)

Department of Thematic Studies - Water and Environmental Studies, Linköping University, Sweden.



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2004 – 2010 Senior Research Consultant (part-time) Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF), University of Technology Sydney.

2000 - 2004 Research Consultant (full-time permanent) Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF), University of Technology Sydney.

2001 - 2002 Research Assistant (volunteer) Asia-Pacific Unit, ACF, Melbourne.

1999 Project assistant Centre for Appropriate Technology (CAT), Cairns, Australia.

1998 - 1999 Project coordinator Himalayan Light Foundation (HLF), Kathmandu, Nepal.

TERTIARY EDUCATION HISTORY 2006-2010: PhD in Sustainable Futures1

PhD in Water & Environmental Studies2 1Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, AUSTRALIA 2Department of Water & Environmental Studies, Linköping University, SWEDEN Dissertation title: The story of Phosphorus: sustainability implications of global phosphorus scarcity for food security

2004- 2006: International Masters of Water Resources & Livelihood Security Department of Water & Environmental Studies, Linköping University, SWEDEN Dissertation title: Urine Diversion and Reuse in Australia: A homeless paradigm or sustainable solution for the future?

1997- 2000: Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental) First Class Honours University of New South Wales in Sydney, AUSTRALIA University of British Columbia, Vancouver, CANADA (one Semester exchange) Dissertation title: Improving carrying capacity determination: material flux analysis of phosphorus through sustainable Aboriginal communities

AREAS OF EXPERTISE FIELDS

§ Food security and sustainable food systems § Global phosphorus scarcity (including governance, management, geopolitics) § Sustainable phosphorus use strategies (recycling and efficiency) § Sustainable urban water, waste and sanitation systems & management

METHODS & FRAMEWORKS § Stakeholder engagement (e.g. in-depth interviews, participatory workshops) § Future scenarios development & vulnerability assessment § Systems thinking & analysis (including soft systems methodology and Substance Flow

Analysis) § Transdisciplinary theories and methods for applied sustainable futures research § Project directing and management – internal and external relations § Strategic communication with diverse audiences (including media)



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CURRENT PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

§ Member, international Phosphorus Task Team, United Nations Environment Program, Global Partnership on Nutrient Management (2015 onwards) http://www.nutrientchallenge.org/press-release/launch-gpnm-phosphorus-task-team

§ UNEP global contributor, GEO6 chapter on Global Food Security (2015-16) http://www.unep.org/geo/

§ Co-founder and Director, Global Phosphorus Research Initiative (2008 onwards) www.phosphorusfutures.net

§ International Steering Committee, Sustainable Phosphorus Summit (2011, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2108) http://sustainablepsummit.net/

§ Member, Sydney Agriculture Strategic Approaches (SASA) Working Group (2015 onwards) § Member, Food Working Group, Western Sydney Diabetes Prevention Strategy (2016) § Associate Editor, Springer’s Food Security journal (2015 onwards) § Advisory Group member, 1 Million Women (2015) http://www.1millionwomen.com.au/ § Founder, National Strategic Phosphorus Advisory Group (NSPAG) (2012 onwards) § Working Group Leader, 5-year US National Science Foundation funded Research Coordination

Network on Phosphorus Sustainability http://sustainablep.asu.edu/prcn

PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL & ACADEMIC COMMITMENTS

§ Board member (non-voting), OzHarvest (2015) http://www.ozharvest.org/ § Invited expert opinion for UK Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology’s policy note on

Phosphorus Resources (2014) http://www.parliament.uk/briefing-papers/POST-PN-477/phosphate-resources

§ Invited expert commentary for Office of the Chief Scientist of Australia’s “Australia 2025: Smart Science” series (2014) http://www.chiefscientist.gov.au/2014/02/australia-2025-smart-science/

§ Expert Working Group, National Strategic Research Priorities, convened by Australia’s Chief Scientist Professor Ian Chubb AC (2013)

§ Invited expert, National Economic Review 2013 ‘Food Sustainability, International Food Markets & Agriculture’ http://foodsummit2013.globalaccesspartners.org

§ Invited author for UNEP 2011 Yearbook chapter on P & Food Security (2011) http://www.unep.org/yearbook/2011/

§ Member of Jury, Globe Sustainability Research Award (2011) http://globeaward.org/globe_award_2011

§ Founder, Global Phosphorus Network (2011 onwards) www.GlobalPNetwork.net § Invited author, UNEP Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine

Environment from Land-based Activities (GPA) (2011) § Invited expert reviewer of over AU$35 million worth of international and Australian research

proposals for national research foundations, philanthropic foundations and universities. § Invited peer reviewer for international journals, including:

o Global Environmental Change o Global Policy o Chemosphere o Global Biogeochemical Cycles o Chemistry & Ecology o Science for the Total Environment o Food Security o Journal of Cleaner Production o Environmental Health Perspectives



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o Waste and Resource Management o Journal of Rural Studies

§ Invited expert reviewer, Australian Institute for Health and Welfare's ‘Food & Nutrition’ Publication, the supporting document for the 20-year revision of Australia's Food & Nutrition guidelines (2012)

§ Supervision of international and Australian researchers: o 2016: PhD Candidate co-supervision, Faisal Nadeem ,UTS, PAKISTAN o 2016: MSc Capstone workplace internship supervisor, Jennifer Richards University of

Sydney, AUSTRALIA o 2015: Endeavour Research Fellow supervisor, Dr Genevieve Metson, CANADA o 2013: Honours thesis co-supervisor: Cameron Paintin & Ben Pearce, University of

Canterbury, NEW ZEALAND o 2012: Honours student internship supervsior Sarah Griffith, Prescott University US

§ Selected international guest lectures at research institutions (2009-2016): o Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Scotland (2015) o Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research, Norway (2015) o Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway (2015) o Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies, Germany o Stockholm International Water Institute, Sweden o International Geosphere-Biosphere Program, Sweden o Linköping University, Sweden o ETH Zurich, Switzerland o Uppsala University, Sweden o Arizona State University, U.S o Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology, Switzerland

SELECTED RESEARCH PROJECTS • Principal Investigator: Towards food security in Sri Lanka: adapting to phosphorus

scarcity & climate change; ECR Grant: UTS (2016) • Project Director: Mapping Sydney’s Potential Foodsheds; Grant: Building Resilience to

Climate Change, NSW Government, http://www.sydneyfoodfutures.net (2015-2016) • Principal Investigator: P-FUTURES: Transforming the way cities secure food & water

through innovative phosphorus governance; Grant: Transformations to Sustainability, Future Earth, International Social Science Council (2014-2015) http://www.p-futurescities.net

• Project Director: Creating Demand for Recycled Organics; Grant: EPA Recycled Organics, NSW Government (2016-2017)

• Project Director: Love Food Hate Waste: Food Festivals & Farmers Markets; Grant: EPA Love Food Hate Waste, NSW Government (2016-17) http://foodstallsavers.net.au

• Project Director: Australian Sustainable Phosphorus Futures project – Phase I & II; Client: Australian Government Rural Industry Research & Development Corp (2012-2014) https://rirdc.infoservices.com.au/items/14-039

• Project Director: Sustainability Costs & Challenges of Waste Management & Mitigation in Australia; Client: Australian Govt’s Cooperative Research Centre for Contaminated Assessment & Remediation of the Environ.

• Project Director: National Food Waste Assessment, Client: Australian government Dept of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (2011)

• Core team member: Sustainable Use of Phosphorus for Europe; Client: European Commission (2010-2011)

• Core team member: Extended Producer Responsibility; Client: Australian NSW Environment Minister (2000-2001)



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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS (2000-2016)

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES, BOOK CHAPTERS AND THESES (total 40, 15 invited):

Cordell, D., Iwaneic, D. & Metson, G. et al, (2016) Transforming Cities: Securing food and clean waterways through a transdisciplinary phosphorus approach, in Part 3, ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainable Outcomes’, eds. Fam, D., Mitchell, C., Riedy, C. & Palmer, J., Routledge, UK. [Invited chapter]

Metson, G., Cordell, D. and Ridoutt, B. (2016), Potential Impact of Dietary Choices on Phosphorus Recycling and Global Phosphorus Footprints: The Case of the Average Australian City. Frontiers in Nutrition. Special Issue, 3:35.

Mitchell, C., Cordell, D. & Fam, D. (2016) Beginning at the End: the outcome spaces framework to guide purposive transdisciplinary research, in Part 2, ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainable Outcomes’, eds. Fam, D., Mitchell, C., Riedy, C. & Palmer, J., Routledge, UK. [Invited chapter]

Neset, T-S, Cordell, D., Mohr, S. VanRiper, F., White, S. Visualizing alternative phosphorus scenarios for future food security, Frontiers in Nutrition. Special Issue, 3:35.

Fam, D., Smith, T. & Cordell, D. (2016) Being a transdisciplinary researcher: skills and dispositions fostering competence in transdisciplinary research and practice, in ‘Transdisciplinary Research and Practice for Sustainable Outcomes’, eds. Fam, D., Mitchell, C., Riedy, C. & Palmer, J., Routledge, UK. [Invited chapter]

Iwaniec, D., Metson, G., Cordell, D. (2016), P-FUTURES: Towards urban food & water security through collaborative design and impact, Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, v20, June 2016, p.1–7, Special Issue on co-design and co-production of transformative knowledge.

Cordell D, Turner, A & Chong, J (2015), The hidden cost of phosphate: Mapping the sustainability impacts and risks of phosphate fertilisers along the supply chain from extraction to the dinner table, Global Change, Peace and Security, 27(3), pp.323-343, Special Issue. [Invited paper]

Cordell, D. & White, S (2015), Tracking phosphorus security: indicators of phosphorus vulnerability in the global food system, Food Security, Springer, Feb 2015, Vol 7, Issue 2, p.337-350, [Invited paper]

Cordell, D. & White, S. (2015) Phosphorus security: global non-governance of a critical resource for food security, Edward Elgar Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Politics and Governance, (Eds) Pattberg, P & Fariborz Zelli, F. [Invited paper]

Cordell, D. & White, S (2014), Life’s bottleneck: sustaining the world’s phosphorus for a food secure future, Annual Review of Environment and Resources, Vol. 39:161-188, [Invited paper] http://www.annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.1146/annurev-environ-010213-113300

Cordell, D. & Neset, T-S, (2014) Phosphorus vulnerability: A qualitative framework for assessing the vulnerability of national and regional food systems to the multi-dimensional stressors of phosphorus scarcity, Global Environmental Change, 24 (2014) 108–122, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2013.11.005.

Mitchell, C., Cordell, D. & Fam, D. (2015), Beginning at the end: A transdisciplinary perspective of desired outcomes in sustainability research, FUTURES, Special Issue on Transdisicplinarity. Futures v65 ,86–96, http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0016328714001682

Metson, G., Smith, V., Cordell, D., Vaccari, D., Elser, J. & Bennett, E. (2015) Phosphorus is a key component of the resource demands for meat, eggs, and dairy production in the United States, PNAS, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, vol. 111, no. 46, pp. E4906-E4907.

Metson, G., Iwaniec D., Baker, L., Bennett, E., Childers, D., Cordell, D., Grimm, N., Grove, M., Nidzgorski, D. & White S. (2015) Urban phosphorus sustainability: Systemically incorporating social, ecological, and technological factors into phosphorus flow analysis, Environmental Science & Policy. Vol.47, p.1–11. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S146290111400197X#

Cordell, D. & White, S. (2013) Sustainable Phosphorus Measures: Strategies and Technologies for Achieving Phosphorus Security. Agronomy, 2013, 3(1), p.86-116. [Invited paper]

Cordell, D. (2013), Global phosphorus scarcity and the role of sanitation systems in achieving food security, p,29-44, ch.3 in ‘Source Separation and Decentralization for Wastewater Management’. Eds T A Larsen, K M.Udert, & J Lienert, IWA Publishing, London.

Cordell, D., Jackson, M. White, S. (2013), Phosphorus flows through the Australian food system: Identifying intervention points as a roadmap to phosphorus security, Environmental Science & Policy, 2(9) 87–102.



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Neset, T.S., Cordell, D., Andersson, L. (2013), The flow of phosphorus in food production and consumption system, in 'Improving Water- and Nutrient-Use Efficiency in Food Production Systems', Ed Rengel, Z. p.79-92, John Wiley & Sons, New York. [Invited paper]

Childers, D., Caple, Z., Carlielle-Marquet, C., Cordell,D., Gerhart, V., Iwaniec, D. & White, S. (2013) Future Scenarios for the Sustainable Use of Global Phosphorus Resources', pp.16, Ch9 in 'Phosphorus, Food & Our Future', 2012, Oxford University Press.

Cordell D, Neset T-S, Prior T., (2012) The phosphorus mass balance: identifying ‘hotspots’ in the food system as a roadmap to phosphorus security, Current Opinion in Biotech, 23(6), December 2012, p.839–845. [Invited paper]

May, D., Prior, T., Cordell, D. & Giurco, D. (2012), Peak minerals: theoretical foundations and practical application, Natural Resources Research, 21(1), p.43-60.

Neset, TS & Cordell, D., (2012), Global phosphorus scarcity – identifying synergies for a sustainable future, Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 92 (1), pp. 2-6, [Invited paper]

Herriman, E., Moore, D., Gero, A., Giurco, D., White, S., Mason, L. & Cordell, D. 2012, Living with waste: Australia's landfill future, Remediation Australasia, vol. 11.

Cordell, D., Rosemarin, A., Schröder, J.J. & Smit, A.L. (2011) Towards global phosphorus security: A systemic framework for phosphorus recovery and reuse options. Chemosphere, Vol 84, Issue 6, p.747-758.

Cordell, D., Drangert, J-O. and White, S. (2009), The story of phosphorus: Global food security and food for thought. Global Environmental Change, 19(2) p.292-305.

Cordell, D. & White, S. (2011) Peak Phosphorus: clarifying the key issues of a vigorous debate about long-term phosphorus security. Sustainability, 3 (2011), ISSN 2071-1050. [Invited paper]

Cordell, D. (2010) The Story of Phosphorus: Sustainability implications of global phosphorus scarcity for food security. Doctoral thesis, Linköping University Press, pp.220. No. 509. ISBN 978917393-440-4, Linköping.

Cordell, D. & White, S. (2010), Securing a Sustainable Phosphorus Future for Australia, Farm Policy Journal. Vol 7 issue 3, August 2010, ISSN: 1449-2210. [Invited paper]

Cordell, D., Neset, T. S. S., Drangert, J.-O. & White, S. (2009), Preferred future phosphorus scenarios: A framework for meeting long-term phosphorus needs for global food demand, In: Nutrient Recovery from Wastewater Streams Vancouver, 2009. (Eds) Mavinic, D., Ashley, K., Koch, F. IWA Publishing, London.

Cordell, D., White, S. & Lindstrom, T. 2011, Peak phosphorus: the crunch time for humanity?, The Sustainability Review, 2(2), pp. 1-1. [Invited paper]

Cordell, D. (2008) Phosphorus, food and 'messy' problems: A systemic inquiry into the management of a critical global resource' ANZSYS Australia New Zealand Systems Society, Edith Cowan University, December 2008 in ANZSYS 2008, ed David Cook, SECAU - Security Research Centre, Edith Cowan University, Perth, pp. 1-15.

Cordell, D. & Rosemarin, A. (2011), Det behovs en global fosforkonvention' (The need for a global convention on phosphorus), ' in Johansson, R.B. (eds) 'Atervinna fosfor - hur brottom ar det?' (Recycling Phosphorus - how urgent is it?), Forskningsrodet Formas, Sweden, pp. 55-74. [Invited paper]

Ashley, K., Cordell, D. & Mavinic, D. (2011), A Brief History of Phosphorus: From the Philosophers Stone to Nutrient Recovery and Re-use, Chemosphere, Vol 84, Issue 6, p.737-746.

Schröder, J.J., Smit, A.L., Cordell, D. & Rosemarin, A. (2011), Improved phosphorus use efficiency in agriculture: a key requirement for its sustainable use. Chemosphere, 84(6) p.822-831.

Mitchell, C.A., Fam, D.M. & Cordell, D. (2011), Effectively managing the transition towards restorative futures in the sewage industry: a phosphorus case study', in Howe, C. and Mitchell, C. (eds) Water Sensitive Cities, IWA Publishing, UK, pp. 43-62

Rosemarin, A., Schroder, J.J., Dagerskog, L., Cordell, D. & Smit, A.L. (2011), Future supply of phosphorus in agriculture and the need to maximise efficiency of use and reuse, Proceedings of the International Fertiliser Society Meetings, vol. 685, no. 2010, p.1-27. [Invited paper]



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INVITED CONFERENCE KEYNOTES (total 27):

1. Cordell, D. (2016) keynote address, The Circular Economy to Food Security, The Crawford Fund annual conference, 29-30 August 2016, Canberra http://www.crawfordfund.org/events/2016-conference/

2. Cordell, D. (2016) Sustainable governance of global phosphorus resources, keynote address scheduled at Sustainable Phosphorus Summit, 16-20 August, Kunming, China http://sps.weinuoda.cn/

3. Cordell, D. (2016) The future of nutrient cycles, keynote address scheduled at Future of Anthroposphere 2016 Outlook Conference, 26-27th July, Sydney. https://hdrworkshops.mq.edu.au/registration/new/12546

4. Cordell, D. (2016) keynote address scheduled at 40th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA) November 29 - 2 December, 2016. Melbourne. http://nsameeting.asn.au/

5. Cordell, D. (2016) keynote address Australian Poultry Science Symposium, Sydney. 14th-17th February 2016. http://sydney.edu.au/vetscience/apss/documents/2016/APSS%202016%20Proceedings%20Final.pdf

6. Cordell, D. (2015) keynote talk at Feeding more than nine billion by 2050: challenges and opportunities OECD & ANU, Canberra http://www.anu.edu.au/events/feeding-more-than-nine-billion-by-2050-challenges-and-opportunities

7. Cordell, D. (2015) keynote address at 5th International Dry Toilet Conference, 19th-23rd August, 2015, Tampare, Finland, http://www.huussi.net/en/activities/dt-2015/

8. Cordell, D. (2015) keynote talk at Natural Resources: the key to Western Sahara’s future conference, Deakin University & AWSA, 19-20 March 2015, http://www.sahararesourcesday.info/conference-program/

9. Cordell, D. (2014), Special seminar: Learning from water security: Implications of global phosphorus scarcity for food security and options for a soft-landing, Swedish Water House & Swedish International Water Institute, 8th Sept 2014, Stockholm, http://www.swedishwaterhouse.se/sv/evenemang/learning-from-water-security/

10. Cordell, D. (2014), Towards Phosphorus Security for a food secure future, Opening Keynote address, 4th Sustainable Phosphorus Summit, Montpellier, 1st-3rd September, 2014.

11. Cordell, D. (2014), Addressing complexity for a food secure future: towards phosphorus security, Keynote talk, Young Scientist Workshop, 4th Sustainable Phosphorus Summit, Montpellier, 31st August, 2014.

12. Cordell, D. (2012), Peak Phosphorus: Sustainable Management of a Critical Global Resource for Food production, Rhizopolis, INRA (National Agricultural Research Institute), 25th January, Montpellier, France.

13. Cordell, D. (2012), Global phosphorus security and food production, Limits to Growth, Ecology and Public Health: Population Health Congress, Adelaide, 10th-12th September, 2012.

14. Cordell, D. (2012), Phosphorus in the food system: Challenges & Opportunities, Sustainable Phosphorus Summit, 29th Feb – 2nd March 2012, Sydney.

15. Cordell, D. (2011), Peak phosphorus, Food Regimes & Food Security, Australian Social Sciences Association, 8th November, 2011, Canberra.

16. Cordell, D. & White, S. (2011), Peak phosphorus: Implications for food security, Nutrient Management Forum, 10th March, Perth.

17. Cordell, D. (2011), Food Security: Live Panel Debate & ABC Catalyst Q&A, RiAUS, The Science Exchange 17th March, 2011, Adelaide.

18. Cordell, D. (2011), Global phosphorus scarcity, Citi Seminar: Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security, 21st March, 2011, Sydney.

19. Cordell, D. (2011), Global phosphorus scarcity: Challenges and opportunities for food security, Sustainable Phosphorus Summit, 3rd-5th February 2011, Arizona.

20. Cordell, D. (2010), Peak phosphorus: Sustainable management of a critical resource for global food production, Session 2, Sustainable agriculture under biotic and abiotic environmental changes,



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International Forum for Adaptability Science II: Technologies for a Sustainable Society, 29th Nov – 3rd Dec, Sendai, Japan.

21. Cordell, D. & Neset, TS (2010), Peak phosphorus: global phosphorous scarcity and sustainable pathways to future food security, Fertilizers & Crop Nutrients, CropWorld Congress & Exhibition, 1st – 3rd November 2010, ExCeL, London, United Kingdom.

22. Cordell, D. & White, S. (2010), The Long-Term Perspective: Pathways to Future Phosphorus Security, Phosphates 2010 International Conference, 22-24 Mar, Brussels.

23. Cordell, D. (2010), Global Phosphorus Network: opportunities, Global Phosphate Forum AGM, 21st Mar, Brussels.

24. Neset, TS. & Cordell, D. (2010), Global Phosphorus Scarcity - sustainable pathways to future food security, AGS Annual Meeting 24-25 January 2011, Chalmers, Göteborg, Sweden.

25. Cordell, D. (2009) The Story of Phosphorus, in Eating the Earth, UTSpeaks public lecture series, 19 Feb 2009, University of Technology, Sydney, filmed by ABC Fora, TV footage: http://www.abc.net.au/tv/fora/stories/2009/04/09/2539410.htm

26. Cordell, D. (2009) The story of phosphorus: Sustainability implications of phosphate scarcity on global food security, Avlopp & Kretslopp Conference 2009, Linköpings Konsert och Kongress, 2–3 mars 2009, Linköping.

27. White, S. & Cordell, D. (2009), Pathways to phosphorus security: the long-term perspective, Australian Fertilizer Outlook conference, 9 Sept 2009, Sydney.

Other conference papers and presentations:

Cordell, D., Metson, G. Iwaniec, D (2014). P-FUTURES Phosphorus: Future Urban Transformations. Cities in Future Earth, Third Australian Earth System Outlook Conference Dec 8-9 2014, Canberra, Australia.

Cordell, D. & Neset, T-S (2013), Phosphorus vulnerability: a framework for assessing vulnerability of national food systems to the multi-dimensional stressors of phosphorus scarcity, poster presented at the First International Conference on Global Food Security, 29 September - 2 October 2013, Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands.

Cordell, D. (2008), The Story of Phosphorus: missing global governance of a critical resource, Preliminary findings from 2 years of doctoral research. Paper prepared for SENSE Earth System Governance, VU University Amsterdam, 24th-31st August, 2008.

Cordell, D. (2008), The Story of Phosphorus, poster presented at Food Security and Environmental Change Conference, Session 18: Institutional and policy challenges for agro-ecosystem management in relation to food security. 2 - 4 April 2008, University of Oxford, UK.

Cordell, D. (2007), More Nutrition per Dropping: From Global Food Security to National 'Phosphorus Sovereignty', poster presented at workshop 'International Targets and National Implementation', World Water Week 2007, August 2007, Stockholm.

White, S, Cordell, D. & Turner, A. (2005), A single planning framework applicable to urban water management around the world: an International Demand Management Framework. 17th-26th August, 2005, World Water Week, Stockholm.

Mitchell, C., Turner, A., Cordell, D., Fane, S. & White, S. (2004), Water conservation is dead: long live water conservation' 2nd IWA Leading Edge Conference on Sustainability in Water Limited Environments, Sydney 8-10 November 2004.

Cordell, D., Robinson, J. & Loh, M. (2003), Collecting Residential End Use Data from Primary Sources: Do's and Dont's, Efficient 2003: Efficient Use and Management of Water for Urban Supply Conference, Tenerife, 2-4 April 2003.



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OTHER RESEARCH OUTPUTS: REPORTS, WEBSITES, OPEDS & PROCEEDINGS (total >35):

1. SYDNEY FOOD FUTURES website: Mapping Sydney’s Potential Foodsheds; Funded by NSW Government Building Resilience to Climate Change Grant http://www.sydneyfoodfutures.net

2. P-FUTURES website: Transforming the way cities secure food & water through innovative phosphorus governance; Funded by ‘Transformations to Sustainability’ Programme, Future Earth, International Social Science Council http://www.p-futurescities.net

3. White & Cordell (2015) Global phosphorus security – diet, sustainability and food for thought, p.185-196 in: Meat the Future: How cutting meat consumption can feed millions more. Nicolaas G. Pierson Foundation, The Netherlands.

4. Langridge, P, Cordell, D & D’Occhio, M (2014), Agriculture in Australia: growing more than our farming future, The Conversation; part of the Australia 2025: smart science series, co-published with the Office of the Chief Scientist, Australian Government, Canberra.

5. Cordell, D. Mikhailovich, N., Mohr, S., Jacobs, B. & White, S. (2014), Adapting to future phosphorus scarcity: investigating potential sustainable phosphorus measures and strategies, Phase II of the Australian Sustainable Phosphorus Futures project, prepared by Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, for the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation, Australian Government, Canberra.

6. Cordell, D., Jackson, M., Boronyak, L., Cooper, C.,Mohr, S., Moore, D. & White, S (2014), Phase 1: Analysis of phosphorus flows through the Australian food production and consumption system, Australian Sustainable Phosphorus Futures, Institute for Sustainable Futures, prepared for Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation, 31st May, 2012, pp.57.

7. Cordell, D., Moore, D., Gero, A., Herriman, J., Mason, L. & White, S. (2012), Sustainability Costs and Challenges of Waste Management and Mitigation in Australia, Technical Report, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, prepared for CRC for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment, March 2012. pp.51.

8. Mitchell, C., Cordell, D., Boyle, T. & Jackson, M. (2011), 'Australian Green Infrastructure Council Infrastructure sustainability rating tool: Water category', Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), prepared for Australian Green Infrastructure Council, Sydney.

9. Bekunda, M., Cordell, D., Corman, J., Rosemarin, R., Salcedo, I., Syers, K., Lougheed, T. (2011) Phosphorus & Food Production, UNEP Yearbook: Emerging issues in our global environment, 2011, United National Environment Programme. http://www.unep.org/yearbook/2011

10. Cordell, D., White, S. and Lindström, T. (2011) Peak phosphorus: the crunch time for humanity?, The Sustainability Review journal, Issue 2, Research Vol 2, Apr 4th 2011, (invited article). http://www.thesustainabilityreview.org/2011/04/peak-phosphorus-the-crunch-time-for-humanity/

11. White, S. & Cordell, D. (2011), From phosphorus scarcity to security: towards a soft landing, Australian R&D Review, p10-11, Feb-Mar 2011, ISSN 1320-8977 http://www.australianrdreview.com/1212.html

12. Mason, L., Boyle, T., Fyfe, J., Smith, T & Cordell, D. (2011), National Food Waste Assessment, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology Sydney, prepared for the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. http://www.environment.gov.au/wastepolicy/publications/food-waste.html

13. Cordell, D. (2011), Phosphorus scarcity: a new global challenge for food security, Global Programme of Action for the Protection of the Marine Environment from Land-based Activities (GPA), United National Environment Programme, Jan-Mar 2011 Newsletter.

14. Schröder, J.J., Cordell, D., Smit, A.L & Rosemarin, A. (2010) Sustainable Use of Phosphorus, prepared for European Union tender project ENV.B.1/ETU/2009/0025. Report 357, Plant Research International, Wageningen University and Research Centre, Wageningen, 122 pp.

15. White, S., Cordell, D. & Moore, D. (2010), Securing a sustainable phosphorus future for Australia: implications of global phosphorus scarcity and possible solutions, Review prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, for CSIRO Sustainable Agriculture Flagship.



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16. Neset, TS & Cordell, D. (eds) (2010), Phosphorus and Global Food Security: A synthesis, International workshop proceedings, Global Phosphorus Research Initiative, Linköping University. http://www.ep.liu.se/ecp_home/index.en.aspx?issue=053

17. Mitchell, C., Fam, D., and Cordell, D. (2010), Effectively managing the transition towards restorative futures in the sewage industry: a phosphorus case study, p.84-97 In ‘Water Sustainability and International Innovation’ (ed) V Nelson, S Moddemeyer, J Stonebridge. (invited chapter).

18. Neset, TS., Cordell, D. & and Andersson, L. (2010), Fosfor – livsnödvändig resurs och global förorening Jordbruk som håller i längden, 2010, p133-146, Forskningsrådet Formas, Sweden.

19. Drangert, J-O & Cordell, D. (2010), Phosphorus: Food Security & Food for Thought, in (ed) Drangert, J-O. Sustainable Sanitation for the 21st Century, 2010, Learning material for training of professionals in the sanitation and water sector. Stockholm Environment Institute and Vatema AB, Stockholm, www.sustainablesanitation.info

20. Cordell, D. and White, S. (2009), The Story of Phosphorus: Sustainability implications of global fertilizer scarcity for Australia - Synthesis paper, National Workshop on the Future of Phosphorus, Sydney, 14th November 2008, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney.

21. Cordell, D. (2009) A new global challenge for food security: Peak Phosphorus, Food Security Feature, Issue 2, p10-12, The Organic Way Magazine. (invited article)

22. Stamp, A, Cordell, D. & Köhler, A eds (2009) Proceedings from the 'Scarce elements supply and demand: Critical issues and implications for sustainable governance' Workshop, R’09 Twin World Congress. Sept 2009, Davos, Switzerland.

23. Cordell, D. and White, S. (2008), The Story of Phosphorus: Sustainability implications of global fertilizer scarcity for Australia. Discussion paper prepared for the National Workshop on the Future of Phosphorus, Sydney, 14th November 2008, Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney.

24. Cordell, D.J. (2006), Urine diversion & reuse in Australia: A homeless paradigm or sustainable solution for the future? (Masters thesis), The Tema Institute, Department of Water and Environmental Studies, Linkoping University, Sweden, pp. 1-141. http://liu.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2:23137

25. White, S., Cordell, D. and Chanan, V. (2004), Beyond Recycling: an integrated waste management framework for local government’. Prepared for Local Government Association of NSW, Shires Association of NSW, prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney. (http://www.lgsa.org.au/www/html/258-waste-managementrecycling.asp)

26. Cordell, D. & White, S. (2004), Independent Review of Waterless Urinals in Australia, prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, for the Water Services Association of Australia, Sydney.

27. White, S., Cordell, D., Lansbury, N. and Nheu, N. (2004), Review of the National Packaging Covenant’, prepared for the Nature Conservation Council of NSW, prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney. http://www.environment.gov.au/settlements/publications/waste/covenant/ncc-review/index.html

28. Mitchell, C., & Cordell, D. (2003), Demonstration of innovative community based water cycle management system. Stage 1: sustainability screening and evaluation, Prepared by Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS, for Sydney Water Corporation, Sydney, pp. 1-107.

29. White, S., Robinson, J., Cordell, D.J., Jha, M. & Milne, G.R. (2003), Urban Water Demand Forecasting and Demand Management: Research Needs Review and Recommendations. Occasional paper No. 9 - November 2003. Water Services Association of Australia.

30. Robinson, J. & Cordell, D. (2002), Melbourne End Use and Water Consumption Influences Study, Volumes 1-4, Institute for Sustainable Futures and CSIRO Urban Water, prepared for the Retail Water Companies for the Water Resource Strategy Committee for the Melbourne Area, Melbourne.

31. Young, E. & Cordell, D. (2002), Waste minimisation and management strategy, prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, for the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, Sydney.



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32. Robinson, J. & Cordell, D. (2002), A Pilot Toilet and Shower Water Use Study: A follow-up to the Perth Domestic Water Use Study. prepared by the Institute for Sustainable Futures, University of Technology, Sydney, for Water Corporation of Western Australia and Yarra Valley Water. Sydney.

33. White, S., Calvert, F., Cordell, D., O'Rourke, A., Waters, S.C. & Young, E. 2001, 'Independent Review of Container Deposit Legislation in NSW - Vol 1. Extended Producer Responsibility: Principles, Policy and Practice in NSW', Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS, Sydney. Prepared for Hon Bob Debus MP, Minister for the Environment, Sydney, November 2001.

34. White, S., Aisbett, E., Awad, I., Bubna-Litic, K., Calvert, F., Chanan, V., Cordell, D., Hendriks, C., Lee, N., O'Rourke, A., Palmer, J.M., Robinson, J., Young, E. & Sarac, K. 2001, 'Independent Review of Container Deposit Legislation in NSW - Vol 2. Costs and Benefits of Container Deposit Legislation in NSW', Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS, Sydney. Prepared for Hon Bob Debus MP, Minister for the Environment, Sydney, November 2001.

35. White, S., Aisbett, E., Awad, I., Bubna-Litic, K., Calvert, F., Chanan, V., Cordell, D., Hendriks, C., Lee, N., O'Rourke, A., Palmer, J.M., Robinson, J., Sarac, K. & Young, E. 2001, 'Independent Review of Container Deposit Legislation in NSW - Vol 3. Consultation and Social Research', Institute for Sustainable Futures, UTS, Sydney, Prepared for Hon Bob Debus MP, Minister for the Environment, Sydney, November 2001.

36. Cordell, D. (2001), Improving carrying capacity determination: material flux analysis of Phosphorus through sustainable Aboriginal communities (Hons thesis), University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.

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