The people of Illinois have much to celebrate today as Governor J.B. Pritzker signed the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) into law. Members of the Illinois Clean Jobs Coalition (ICJC) are calling it “the most ambitious and equitable clean energy law in the country.” It’ll transition Illinois─the sixth-heaviest carbon emitter in the country─to 100 … Continued
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Buildings now are the leading source of air pollution from human activity connected to premature death—more than any other sector (see note below), including power plants, cars and trucks, and industry. More than ever, cutting fossil gas from new homes is a critical measure to protecting our health. California homes and buildings emit more greenhouse … Continued
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Alexandria Yuan supports projects and assignments related to the cultivation and stewardship of U.S. Energy Foundation’s funders. She helps manage key relationships by engaging directly with funders, tracking funder engagement, drafting funder materials, and contributing to meeting and event planning. In addition to working with the Strategic Partnerships team, Alex collaborates with program colleagues and … Continued
Shanna is the Senior Regional Director, Northeast and is based in Massachusetts. Shanna builds public support for climate and clean energy policies in New England, New York, and the Mid Atlantic. Working in close partnership with advocates, allies, and U.S. Energy Foundation policy, campaigns, and communications experts, she develops and funds strategies designed to advance … Continued
Christine Scruggs provides a broad range of administrative and other support for the Senior Vice President and Chief Operations Officer, Brian Stanley, and members of the Operations team (Human Resources, Finance, Knowledge Management/Information Technology, and Grants Administration). Her work includes developing systems to share information across the EF Operations team to ensure team alignment, managing … Continued
