Caroline Kim (she/her)

Caroline Kim evaluates the feasibility of technical solutions to decarbonize heavy industry—including steel, cement, and aluminum—and works with policy advocates to incorporate promising solutions into effective policy strategies. She also works on abatement of industrial nitrous oxide, a climate super pollutant and ozone depleting substance. Prior to joining NRDC, Kim built data visualization apps and improved nutritional analysis techniques for meat analogs at Beyond Meat. She also has experience researching transportation electrification policies. Kim graduated with distinction from Stanford University with a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and minor in modern languages (Chinese and Spanish). She is based in NRDC's San Francisco office.