I'm a climate law scholar who designed climate-resilience policies in the Obama administration. I teach at Loyola University New Orleans, where I hold an endowed chair and direct Loyola's Center on Environment, Land, and Law. I'm also a former Harvard-Radcliffe Fellow (2023-24). As President of the Center for Progressive Reform, I work with other scholars to help communities become more resilient and just. I comment frequently on radio and television, and my writing has appeared in the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, similar publications. Also, I host a podcast called "Connect the Dots." It's super cool.
See my recent profile in Radcliffe Magazine:
podcast: CONNECT THE DOTS
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