Climate & Ocean Research Fellow
• Conducted policy research and engagement on offshore wind energy development, transportation decarbonization, and other CA climate policy priorities, and prepared reports and recommendations on these topics
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Katie Segal is listed as Transmission Industry Advisor at U.S. Department of Energy, Grid Deployment Office based in United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at icfi.com and a matched LinkedIn profile for Katie Segal.
Katie Segal previously worked as Climate & Ocean Research Fellow at Center For Law, Energy & The Environment At Berkeley Law and Research Assistant - Arctic Initiative at Harvard'S Belfer Center. Katie Segal holds Master In Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School.
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Katie Segal is a Transmission Industry Advisor at U.S. Department of Energy, Grid Deployment Office.
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Berkeley, California, United States
• Conducted policy research and engagement on offshore wind energy development, transportation decarbonization, and other CA climate policy priorities, and prepared reports and recommendations on these topics
• Researched climate change, renewable energy, and plastic pollution policy issues in the Arctic• Wrote academic case study about Greenland and the Paris Agreement, including interviewing government officials in Greenland for case material• Co-authored World Economic Forum Agenda article on Arctic plastic pollution and updated World Economic Forum Arctic Transformation map• Course Assistant for "Policy and Social Innovation for a Changing Arctic," in Spring and Fall 2020
Washington D.C. Metro Area
• Researched climate policy for Alliance of 25 state governors and developed policy fact sheets• Co-authored two case studies on vehicle electrification policy covering incentive design and fleet procurement strategy
Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Analyzed policy and provided technical assistance for local, state, and federal government agencies • Engaged in 70+ projects for 30+ government agencies, consulting on topics including climate change mitigation, Superfund cleanup, renewable energy development, and vehicle electrification • Conducted 25+ economic impact analyses using IMPLAN modeling software • Synthesized large policy and economic data sets to communicate key trends • Co-authored and/or contributed analysis for publications on behalf of federal and state agencies, including BOEM, BLM, EPA, and NOAA. See example reports below.
Boston
• Reviewed source protection component of waivers submitted by public water systems and assessed Zone I source protection compliance using GIS ArcReader • Assisted with organizing MassDEP's annual Public Water System awards ceremony • Developed outreach campaign for participation in EPA WaterSense program
Tufts University Office Of Sustainability
• Developed, implemented, and evaluated all aspects of the Eco Reps program, including interviewing and selecting new employees, leading weekly meetings, and coordinating outreach and logistics • Collaborated with administration and student services to plan campaigns and programs while furthering the university's sustainability goals• Oversaw community based social marketing campaigns to promote behavior change among students• Trained 17 Eco-Reps during a weeklong team-building educational program
Cambridge, Massachusetts
• Researched and created content for new website, focusing on tropical biodiversity and watershed conservation• Wrote internal documents such as position papers, project updates, and style guide• Interviewed regional field staff and proposed a camera trap initiative for projects in Guatemala
Activities and Societies: Louis Bacon Environmental Leadership Fellow at the Center for Public LeadershipMasters Thesis: Cost-Benefit.
Activities and Societies: Tufts Eco Reps, Tufts Sustainability Collective (Co-President)
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Katie Segal is listed as Transmission Industry Advisor at U.S. Department of Energy, Grid Deployment Office.
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Katie Segal is based in United States.
Katie Segal has worked for Center For Law, Energy & The Environment At Berkeley Law, Harvard'S Belfer Center, U.S. Climate Alliance, Icf, and Massdep.
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