Claire Lang-Ree
Schneider Sustainable Energy Fellow, Western Region, Climate & Clean Energy Program
Claire Lang-Ree works on buildings, power sector, and transportation issues in Colorado, New Mexico, and Nevada. She is passionate about accelerating clean energy affordability, building decarbonization and efficiency, and equitable climate solutions. Prior to this role, she worked for a solar development start-up, spent her summers leading wilderness trips, and completed her capstone project on equitable fisheries management in Palau. Lang-Ree graduated from Stanford with bachelor's and master's degrees in earth systems, with a focus on human-environmental systems. She is based in NRDC's San Francisco office.
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Colorado’s Opportunity for Cleaner Cars
Expert BlogColoradoClaire Lang-Ree, Kathy Harris, Alana Miller
The state can lead by adopting the full Advanced Clean Cars II rule and ensuring all Coloradans have the freedom to choose quality clean vehicles.
To Prevent More Wildfires, New Mexico Needs Climate Action
Expert BlogNew MexicoClaire Lang-Ree
These wildfires were a blazing warning sign about our changing climate we must not ignore.
It's Time for Clean Vehicles in New Mexico
Expert BlogNew MexicoClaire Lang-Ree
New Mexico could see public health and economic benefits if the state adopts the Advanced Clean Truck rule, the Heavy-Duty NOx Omnibus rules, and the Advanced Clean Cars II rule.