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Moving to 100% renewable energy … keeping the vast majority of fossil fuels in the ground … banning bee-killing pesticides … defending our public lands … making all of our waters swimmable and fishable …
We’re working to build a greener, healthier world with clean air, clean water and clean energy. To get there, our team of researchers, advocates, campaign staff and communications experts promote policies that challenge all of us to put the environment first.
Meet Some of Our Team
ROB SARGENT, Senior Director, Campaign for 100% Renewable Energy
Rob directs policy and strategy development for Environment America’s efforts to move states, cities and our country toward our vision of 100 percent clean, renewable energy. Rob has served as policy advisor and strategist for a number of successful campaigns to promote state renewable energy standards, convince states to adopt clean car standards, enact energy efficiency policies, and shape state and regional commitments to reduce global warming emissions.
ANDREA MCGIMSEY, Senior Director, Global Warming Solutions Campaign
Andrea directs the strategy and staff for Environment America’s national global warming campaign. She previously worked as campaign director with Piedmont Environmental Council, and served on the Loudon County Board of Supervisors, where she led local efforts to address climate change. She has served on the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Board of Directors, the Executive Committee of Climate Communities, and the Turning Point Suffragist Memorial Association. Her areas of expertise include global warming and land conservation. Andrea has authored articles on global warming and sustainability, and was the recipient of the Climate Leadership Award from the Chesapeake Climate Action Network. Andrea lives in Washington, D.C., where she enjoys traveling, reading and music.
JOHN RUMPLER, Senior Director, Clean Water for America Campaign and Senior Attorney
John directs Environment America's efforts to protect our rivers, lakes, streams and drinking water. John’s areas of expertise include lead and other toxic threats to drinking water, factory farms and other sources of agribusiness pollution, algal blooms, fracking and the federal Clean Water Act. John has coordinated several successful campaigns to win a cleanup plan for the Chesapeake Bay, enact the federal Clean Water Rule, and implement state policies to curb runoff pollution. He has testified before Congress and co-authored several reports on fracking, agribusiness pollution and lead in schools' drinking water. He previously worked as a staff attorney for Alternatives for Community & Environment and Tobacco Control Resource Center. John lives in Brookline, Mass., with his family, where he enjoys cooking, running, playing tennis, chess and building sandcastles on the beach.
BRONTE PAYNE, Director, Campaign for 100% Renewable Campuses
Bronte directs Environment America's campaign to get colleges and universities to commit to operate on 100 percent renewable energy. She has co-authored a number of reports, including “Turning to the Wind” and “Renewable Energy 100: A Course to a Carbon-Free Campus.” Bronte has worked on successful campaigns to renew federal tax incentives for wind and solar energy and to move Cornell University and Boston University toward 100 percent renewable energy. Bronte grew up in Michigan and now lives in Boston, where she enjoys reading, biking and practicing yoga.
DAVID MASUR, Executive Director, PennEnvironment
As executive director, David spearheads the issue advocacy, civic engagement campaigns, and long-term organizational building for PennEnvironment. He also oversees PennPIRG and other organizations within The Public Interest Network that are engaged in social change across Pennsylvania. David’s areas of expertise include fracking, global warming, environmental enforcement and litigation, and clean energy and land use policy in Pennsylvania. David has served on the environmental transition teams for Gov. Tom Wolf and Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, and been named one of Pennsylvania’s “40 under 40” environmentalists by the Pennsylvania Environmental Council. Under David’s leadership, PennEnvironment has won the two largest citizen suit penalties in Pennsylvania history against illegal polluters under the federal Clean Water Act. David lives in South Philadelphia with his family, where they’re involved in their local elementary school, community garden and civic association.
SANDERS MOORE, State Director, Environment New Mexico
As director of Environment New Mexico, Sanders has led successful campaigns to commit Las Cruces to 100 percent renewable energy by 2050 and Albuquerque to 25 percent solar electricity by 2025, and to establish the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument. Prior to assuming her current role, Sanders worked with Fund for the Public Interest, Mothers & Others for Clean Air and Georgia Conservancy. Her areas of expertise include renewable energy in New Mexico, global warming, grassroots organizing and coalition building. Sanders lives with her husband in Albuquerque, N. M., where she enjoys rock-climbing, yoga and traveling.
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People who work with Environment America join dozens of advocates, organizers, lawyers, researchers, policy analysts, communicators and others who are dedicated to protecting our natural world and can be credited for their roles in hundreds of new laws and other policies that have a greener, healthier world.
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