Nathaniel Warner

Nathaniel Warner is an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering whose research sits at the intersection of environmental engineering, water quality, and geochemistry. He investigates the environmental impacts of energy-related and other human activities, with particular focus on hydraulic fracturing, salinization of water resources, and isotope geochemistry as tools to trace contaminant sources and pathways. Warner’s research has appeared in peer-reviewed journals and has contributed to news reporting on microplastics, radium contamination, and water quality challenges in freshwater ecosystems.