Description
Analyze climate risks and policy developments and translate findings into actionable mitigation and adaptation strategies. Advise on legislation, programs, and outreach, and support implementation, stakeholder engagement, and funding efforts.
- • Produce reports, briefs, and publications communicating climate analyses and recommendations.
- • Promote and help implement mitigation and adaptation initiatives with governments, NGOs, and communities.
- • Present climate information and guidance at public, governmental, and stakeholder meetings.
- • Present and defend proposals for climate programs, pilots, or research projects.
- • Prepare grant and funding applications for climate, sustainability, or environmental management programs.
- • Gather and synthesize climate studies and data from agencies, laboratories, and other organizations.
- • Develop or support educational and outreach programs on climate change.
- • Review policies, plans, or legislation to identify climate risks and environmental impacts.
- • Provide technical and analytical support for policy and program briefs on renewable energy, energy efficiency, and climate.
- • Prepare memoranda, testimonies, and other materials to inform decision-makers on climate issues.
- • Develop recommendations on legislation, programs, and practices for climate change and environmental management.
- • Support implementation and monitoring of approved climate actions and plans.
- • Propose new or revised policies and practices involving fuels, transportation, land use, and other climate drivers.
- • Analyze and distill climate research findings to advise legislators, regulators, and other stakeholders.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
