Alana Miller
Policy Director, Colorado, Climate & Energy
Alana Miller leads NRDC’s climate and clean energy policy in Colorado. She develops and advocates for policies to reduce emissions, advance equitable solutions, and build a clean, renewable future. Prior to this role, she helped accelerate climate action in Denver with a focus on multimodal transportation. Miller graduated with honors from Smith College and has a master’s degree in environmental science & policy from Columbia University.
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Building a More Sustainable, Affordable Colorado with Thoughtful Housing Strategies
Expert BlogUnited States, Colorado, DenverAlana Miller
Land use reform proposed by Colorado leaders could deliver a triple victory for climate, air quality, and housing affordability.
Colorado Climate Progress: 2023 Year in Review
Expert BlogColoradoAlana Miller
This past year saw continued climate action, with important policies that will reduce carbon emissions and air pollution while improving quality of life.
Colorado Adopts Clean Cars Standards, But Leaves Benefits on the Table
Expert BlogColorado, United StatesKathy Harris, Alana Miller
In a win for the climate, public health, and Coloradan’s pocketbooks, Colorado officials have adopted a new Clean Cars policy, ensuring that residents will have access to more electric and hybrid vehicles. As adopted, the new policy requires increasing numbers…