Organization: American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
Job Title: Federal Policy Intern
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: requires a time commitment of 20-30 hours/week & paid
Application Deadline: rolling ASAP
Position Dates: 12-16 week internship starting February or March of 2013
Posted On: Nov. 20, 2012
Organization Overview
The American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), a leading national nonprofit research organization based in Washington, D.C., seeks an intern for its federal policy team to work in the area of federal air regulations and energy efficiency legislation. ACEEE acts as a catalyst to advance energy efficiency policies, programs, technologies, investments, and behaviors. We believe that the United States can harness the full potential of energy efficiency to achieve greater economic prosperity, energy security, and environmental protection for all its people.
Organization: OurEnergyPolicy.org
Job Title: Energy Policy Internship
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: part-time and a small stipend
Application Deadline: rolling
Position Dates: Winter with the possibility of extension
Posted On: Nov. 21, 2012
Organization Overview
The mission of OurEnergyPolicy.org is to facilitate substantive public dialogue on energy policy issues, and make that dialogue available as a resource to the American people, policymakers, and the media. It is our belief that this ongoing exchange will lead to better-informed and more effective U.S. energy policies. OurEnergyPolicy.org also offers a comprehensive energy resource portal, which includes an Events Calendar, a Library of reports, legislation, white papers, etc., recent news headlines related to energy, and new energy legislation. Importantly, OurEnergyPolicy.org is not an advocacy organization and has no partisan, economic, technological, or environmental agenda. Our goal is simply to foster expert discussion and aggregate energy resources to provide to the American public.
Organization: World Resources Institute
Job Title: Climate and Energy Program Intern
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: full time and paid (depends on experience)
Application Deadline: rolling deadline
Position Dates: at least 3 month commitment starting ASAP
Description
The Open Climate Network (OCN) seeks candidates for an internship. The successful candidate will provide administrative and research support to OCN, a coalition of independent research institutes and civil society organizations that monitor climate policy implementation in key countries. (For more information about the Open Climate Network, please review the attached FY13 Project Plan.) The position is located at WRI’s headquarters in Washington, DC. It will begin as soon as possible and last for 3 months, with the possibility of extension.
Organization: Small Planet Institute
Job Title: Small Planet Intern
Location: Cambridge, MA
Hours and Compensation: part time (15 hour minimum) and unpaid
Application Deadline: Dec. 10, 2012
Position Dates: Jan. – May 2013
Posted On: Nov. 14, 2012
Organization Overview
Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, co-authors of the best-seller Hope’s Edge: The Next Diet for a Small Planet, founded the Small Planet Institute to bring to light the emergence of “living democracy,” a rewarding, inclusive, learned practice that creates communities that work for all. In Frances’ newest book, Getting a Grip, she empowers readers with how people are bringing this democracy to life by discovering their power to act on their values. At the Institute we further this historic transition through books, articles, speeches, and other media. The Small Planet Institute receives no support from corporations. We are grateful for the generous contribution of the time and talent of dedicated volunteers.
The Lappés also founded the Small Planet Fund. The Fund supports movements around the world showing how we can re-embed economic life in community, ensure we all eat healthfully, and heal our relationship to the earth. Moved by the courage of millions of everyday change-makers around the world, the Lappés wanted to support their much-needed work through grant-making and public education. They also hoped the Fund would encourage other artists and authors to consider ways to connect their work with support for those who inspire it.
Description
The Small Planet Institute is currently seeking energetic and motivated interns to join our dynamic team. This is a unique opportunity to work directly with Frances Moore Lappé, author of 18 books, including best-selling Diet for a Small Planet, in a small organization doing groundbreaking work on hunger, agriculture, poverty, sustainability, and living democracy
Organization: The Alliance to Save Energy
Job Title: Communications Internship
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: $11/hour — full time
Application Deadline: Nov. 23, 2012
Position Dates: The spring 2013 internship term will run Monday, January 7- Friday, May 24, 2013.
Posted On: Nov. 14, 2012
Organization Overview
The Alliance to Save Energy promotes energy efficiency worldwide to achieve a healthier economy, a cleaner environment and energy security
Description
The Alliance is seeking a Communications Assistant to contribute to all major communications activities as a key member and team player in the communications department. This individual will provide communications and video support to the Alliance to Save Energy’s needs.
Organization: World Wildlife Fund
Job Title: U.S. Government Relations Internship
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: part/full time — unpaid (academic credit)
Application Deadline: Nov. 30, 2012
Position Dates: Winter/Spring 2013 flexible (Jan 2013 through May 2013)
Organization Overview
The world’s leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by 1.2 million members in the United States and close to 5 million globally. WWF’s unique way of working combines global reach with a foundation in science, involves action at every level from local to global, and ensures the delivery of innovative solutions that meet the needs of both people and nature
Description
The U.S. Government Relations Department of the World Wildlife Fund is seeking part-time to full-time interns for policy research, analysis and outreach. Given the diversity of issues that the USGR staff covers, research and analysis may entail working with legislation, regulations, and potentially court cases. By contrast research, analysis and support may include assessment of government agencies’ roles, policies and positions on issues relating to WWF’s mission, or writing of brief materials about U.S. government agencies. Outreach may entail covering congressional hearings and markups, and preparing and attending congressional, administration and/or NGO coalition briefings. Subject matter will cover many of the issues in which WWF is involved, including biodiversity conservation (e.g., endangered species and habitat protection), natural resource management (e.g., fisheries, forestry and agriculture), climate change, and energy.
Overview
The goal of the Switzer Environmental Fellowship Program is to support highly talented graduate students in New England and California whose studies are directed toward improving environmental quality and who demonstrate the potential for leadership in their field.
The Switzer Environmental Fellowship Program is in its 26th year of existence. The Foundation broadly defines its interest in the environment and the means by which positive results can be achieved. Awards have been made to students pursuing environmental policy, economics, land and water conservation, public health, journalism, architecture, environmental justice, business and law as well as sciences including biology, chemistry and engineering.
Apply by: January 10, 2013
How to Apply: http://www.switzernetwork.org/grant-programs/fellowship-program-how-apply#4
The application process for the Switzer Environmental Fellowships is highly competitive. Each year, through an extensive application and interview process, at least twenty Environmental Fellowships are awarded, ten in California and ten in New England, out of an initial pool of over 300 applicants. Candidates compete separately for Fellowships in New England and California.
Fellowship applicants are evaluated based on their commitment to environmental problem-solving and their potential for creating positive environmental impact. Successful candidates are innovators, leaders, problem-solvers, and they are focused on tangible results through their efforts. Applicants are required to have strong leadership, communication and critical thinking skills, relevant work and volunteer experience and the necessary scientific or technical background for their field of study. Past leadership and volunteer experience in community and nonprofit settings is valued as well as academic achievement, evidence of systems thinking and interdisciplinary perspectives.
The career and professional goals of potential Fellows are carefully evaluated. Candidates with a strong vision of how they will apply their academic training to a career in the non-profit, government or private sector are preferred. Candidates pursuing academic careers must demonstrate their commitment to applied environmental problem solving beyond the classroom or university setting. Switzer Environmental Fellowships are merit-based; however, financial need of an applicant may be considered to distinguish between two equally qualified candidates.
The Fellowship provides a one-year $15,000 cash award for graduate study as well as networking and leadership support to awardees. Switzer Fellows are highly talented professionals who have the ability, determination and integrity to effect positive change as environmental leaders in the 21st century. Only the most active, committed and focused individuals will compete successfully to join the Switzer Fellowship Network of over 500 Fellows selected since 1986. The Foundation seeks to select a diversity of students from different schools, programs, disciplines and career tracks in each Fellowship class. Diverse backgrounds and perspectives add value to the Fellowship Network by fostering learning and collaboration across disciplines and geography.
Organization: Oceana
Job Title: Fisheries Intern
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: Internships are full-time and there is a monthly stipend and/or academic credit.
Application Deadline: rolling
Position Dates: minimum of three months
Organization Overview
Oceana, founded in 2001, is the largest international organization focused solely on ocean conservation.
Description
Oceana seeks a seafood intern to work with our campaign manager to provide credible research and polished writing regarding the U.S. seafood supply, illegal fishing, global fisheries biology and economics, in addition to other topics as needed. Candidates should have a strong background in both communication and quantitative skills such as working with spreadsheets and scientific literature reviews. Intern may also assist with logistics, interviews and making cold calls as part of their research. Ideal candidates will also be able to make maps, evaluate images for artistic value, and show cross-cultural sensitivity in working with international collaborators.
Organization: Oceana
Job Title: Clean Ocean Energy Internship
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: Interns should be able to work 40 hours a week for at least 10 weeks. This is a paid internship. Oceana accepts interns who earn academic credit for their internship.
Application Deadline: rolling until filled
Position Dates: spring semester
Organization Overview
Oceana, founded in 2001, is the largest international organization focused solely on ocean conservation.
Description
Oceana seeks a Clean Ocean Energy Intern to assist in developing a strategy for addressing climate issues as they pertain to oceans. The intern will assist on a variety of projects including writing, editing, researching and possibly policy work. We are currently accepting applications for Spring 2012.
Organization: Restore America’s Estuaries
Job Title: Legislative Policy Intern
Location: Arlington, VA (one block from the Courthouse Metro station)
Hours and Compensation: part/full time and unpaid
Application Deadline: until filled
Position Dates: 3 month commitment minimum
Posted On: Nov. 9, 2012
Organization Overview
Restore America’s Estuaries (RAE) is the country’s leading non-profit conservation organization dedicated to preserving the nation’s network of estuaries by protecting and restoring the lands and waters essential to the richness and diversity of coastal life. Restore America’s Estuaries is an alliance of eleven community-based organizations representing our nation’s greatest estuaries and works closely with Congress and Federal agencies such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the Environmental Protection Agency. For more information on RAE, please see our website www.estuaries.org.
Description
Restore America’s Estuaries is seeking an organized and enthusiastic intern to assist with legislative and advocacy activities. This will include but is not limited to: research on public policy options and potential advocates, monitoring legislative activity (covering Congressional hearings, analyzing legislation and/or proposed rules, and coordinating letter drops to Hill offices), organizing and maintaining relevant media clip files, meeting preparations, and drafting internal and external communication materials.
The Intern will report directly to the Director of Government Relations but will also collaborate with other key staff in the organization including but not limited to the Development Associate, Communications Specialist, and the President. The ideal candidate would have full-time availability and willing to make a 3-month commitment.
Organization: National Wildlife Federation
Job Title: Wildlife and Climate Safeguards Intern
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: This position offers $10/hour plus core benefits. The Intern must be available to work a 40-hour weekly schedule
Application Deadline: Nov. 26, 2012
Position Dates: starts January 2013
Posted On: Nov. 9, 2012
Organization Overview
National Wildlife Federation is America’s largest conservation organization, passionate about protecting wildlife for our children’s future.
Description
The National Wildlife Federation is seeking a Wildlife and Climate Safeguards Intern to support NWF’s Climate Change Safeguards team, which focuses on climate change adaptation, wildlife protection and responsible renewable energy development. Major team initiatives include development of criteria and guidance for carrying out climate-smart conservation and wildlife-friendly approaches to wind and solar energy.
The intern will also play a key role supporting the Climate-Smart Communities program, which focuses on promoting nature-based approaches to protect people from the impacts of climate change. More information is available athttp://www.nwf.org/climate-smart. The Safeguards team also is involved in policy and legislative work on issues such as State Wildlife Action Plans, endangered species, invasive species, land protection and management, and conservation funding. The position will start January 2013.
Organization: Illinois Public Health Institute
Job Title: Program Associate, Policy Advocacy and Organizing
Location: Chicago, IL
Hours and Compensation: Full-time, 37.5 hours per week — salary based on experience
Application Deadline: Nov. 29, 2012
Position Dates: immediate start
Posted On: Nov. 9, 2012
Organization Overview
The Illinois Public Health Institute (IPHI) is a partnership of public, private and voluntary organizations that seeks to maximize health, wellness and quality of life for the people of Illinois. IPHI administers a number of partnership-driven projects addressing specific program areas, including the Center for Community Capacity Development (CCCD), the Center for Health Information Technology (CHIT), and the Center for Policy and Partnership Initiatives (CPPI). This position is in the CPPI, which measures, manages and improves public health systems by leading planning, incubation and implementation of policy and program initiatives. The CPPI develops and activates high-level partnerships with a wide variety of organizations and institutions representative of multiple sectors in support of improving public health.
Description
In collaboration with the director of IPHI’s CPPI, the full-time Program Associate will provide day-to-day program execution and leadership on IPHI’s policy advocacy and organizing initiatives, focusing primarily on IPHI’s obesity prevention policy initiatives.
The key area of responsibility is to manage and support the strategy execution of the Illinois Alliance to Prevent Obesity (IAPO) and IPHI’s obesity prevention policy initiatives. The Associate is charged with sustaining and expanding a statewide policy coalition of obesity prevention stakeholders, including supporting and developing coalition work groups, mobilization and education of grassroots stakeholders and communication of policy information to communities and policy-makers. The Associate will coordinate and strengthen IPHI’s Rethink Your Drink campaign to reduce consumption of sugar-loaded beverages.This includes promotion of institutional policy and environmental change strategies in hospitals and workplaces, deployment of education and communication strategies for the public and policy-makers, and engagement of health care professionals to support patient education on the harmful effects of sugar-loaded drinks. The Associate will also play a role in supporting and growing IPHI’s new efforts in the area of food systems and healthy food access and physical education in schools. Finally, the Associate will participate in developing and implementing other IPHI policy and partnership initiatives.
Organization: Friends of the Earth
Job Title: Earth Budget Campaign Associate
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: full time – 37.5 hours per week — salary to commensurate with experience and skills & a benefits package includes healthcare, paid vacation, sick leave, and an employee contribution-based retirement plan.
Application Deadline: until filled
Posted On: Nov. 9, 2012
Organization Overview
Friends of the Earth U.S. is looking for an Earth Budget Campaign Associate to join our team in fighting to defend the environment and create a more healthy and just world. Friends of the Earth is a hard-hitting, progressive, environmental organization that pulls no punches and speaks sometimes uncomfortable truth to power. It’s an approach that has worked for four decades to produce important victories that helped protect our planet and its people. We’re part of Friends of the Earth International, a federation of groups working in 76 countries on today’s most urgent environmental and social issues.
In accomplishing our mission, Friends of the Earth is working at the nexus of environmental protection, economic policy and social justice to fundamentally transform the way our country and the world values people and the environment. We are focused on reforming economic drivers such as tax and trade policy that are often used to empower corporations and government to harm the environment.
The Earth Budget Campaign is housed within Friends of the Earth’s economic policy team. The Campaign has four planks: ending subsidies for polluting industries, ensuring adequate funding for government to protect public health and the environment; making polluters pay for the damage caused by their pollution, and encouraging investment in clean alternatives.
Organization: The New School
Job Title: Assistant Professor in Environmental Health
Location: New York, NY
Hours and Compensation: full time
Application Deadline: Preference will be given to applications received by November 30, 2012. Review of applications will continue until the position is filled
Position Dates: The position will begin July 1, 2013
Posted On: Nov. 8, 2012
Organization Overview
Eugene Lang, a division of the New School, is a unique undergraduate college with thriving programs for politically engaged liberal arts students in the heart of New York City.
Description
Eugene Lang College the New School for Liberal Arts is seeking an innovative educator to serve students in the liberal arts in a three-year appointment with the possibility of renewal. The appointment will be in the Department of Natural Sciences and Math as a full-time, Assistant Professor in the area of Environmental Health. The successful candidate will have a Ph.D. in the field of natural sciences and their work will address health equity through a multidisciplinary approach that can utilize New York City or The New School’s global partnerships as learning laboratories.
Candidates with an additional degree in public health (MPH) are strongly encouraged to apply. Candidates must be able to demonstrate the potential to build research partnerships with individuals and institutions both within and outside the University in order to maintain an active scholarly program within a liberal arts college environment. We are particularly interested in those who make connections to design, social sciences, or the arts.
The candidate will contribute to a distinctive Interdisciplinary Science (IS) major with a concentration in the Science of Health and the Environment (chemistry, biology, physics, and math) and serve students who are interested in promoting social change by combining the natural sciences with other multidisciplinary fields such as Environmental Studies, Gender Studies, Urban Studies, Global Studies, or Culture and Media Studies. To do so, the candidate must skillfully make use of a range of effective curricular, pedagogical and support strategies and be flexible and open to sharing and learning from others. Candidates must have the capacity to work with their colleagues to develop courses and learning goals, create learning communities, and define and participate in faculty development initiatives. The ability to support different learning styles, and employ student-centered and critical pedagogies that teach students to analyze the biomedical and social models of health is essential for this position.
Organization: Villanova University
Job Title: Sustainability Manager
Location: Villanova, PA
Hours and Compensation:
Application Deadline: until filled
Posted On: Oct. 17, 2012
Description
Provide leadership and oversight on all aspects of campus sustainability, including management and implementation of the climate action plan. Serve as a resource person/focal point for information on sustainability initiatives across campus. Promote and coordinate efforts of faculty, students, staff and community members engaged in sustainability initiatives. Assist with all aspects of the university’s energy program including procurement, trending, demand response programs, and general reduction of energy use. Work with University Energy Manager to research, develop, implement and monitor strategies to efficiently operate the University’s utility generation and distribution systems.
Responsibilities
- Lead and manage the University’s sustainability efforts. Lead the implementation of the Climate Action Plan, and make required reports. Serve on the President’s Environmental Sustainability Committee (PESC). read more…
Organization: Garrison Institute
Job Title: Climate, Mind and Behavior Program Coordinator
Location: Garrison, NY
Hours and Compensation: This is a salaried position offering a generous benefits package including retirement plan, health benefits and paid vacation as well as the opportunity to get involved and participate in various interesting symposia and programming happening at the Institute.
Application Deadline: until filled
Posted On: Nov. 2, 2012
Organization Overview
The mission of the Garrison Institute is to apply the transformative power of contemplation to today’s pressing social and environmental concerns. The Institute explores the intersection of contemplation and engaged action in the world, helping build a more compassionate, resilient future. To learn more about our work, visit our website www.garrisoninstitute.org.
Description
The Garrison Institute’s Climate, Mind and Behavior (CMB) Initiative is currently seeking a full-time Program Coordinator. The CMB Initiative explores the connection between social sciences research and human-based solutions to climate change. We work to translate scientific knowledge into smart, new programs that reduce our energy and carbon footprints in ways that are better aligned with existing social systems, behavioral predispositions and cognitive biases. The Initiative seeks to leverage the power of organizations, networks and social institutions operating in cities, communities, environmental organizations, real estate and building management – to facilitate pro-environmental behavior change using a middle-out social change approach. Within the Climate, Mind and Behavior Initiative there are three projects, each of which hosts an annual symposium. The first, Climate, Mind and Behavior, applies key concepts from the social sciences to people-centered climate and energy solutions. The second, Climate, Cities and Behavior (CCB), explores how city leaders – mayors, planners, sustainability directors and transportation commissioners – can use social science insights to foster pro-social and pro-environmental behavior in their cities and reduce their carbon footprint.
Similarly, the third, Climate, Buildings and Behavior (CBB), explores how building managers and occupants can use social science insights to foster prosocial and pro-environmental behavior in their buildings and reduce their carbon footprint. The Program Coordinator provides administrative and programmatic support to the Climate, Mind and Behavior (CMB) Initiative Director. This position is responsible for coordinating the CMB Symposia, drafting program communications, coordinating content for electronic newsletters and managing an online resource library. This person will also provide administrative support, serve as the point of contact for all general inquiries, and oversee the Initiative database. The Program Coordinator will also be responsible for collecting articles and other information on relevant topics, drafting surveys, writing overviews of interesting articles, and providing preliminary assessments of research data. This position will report to the Initiative director and will often supervise an intern or volunteers. read more…
Graduate Student Leaders Sought to Shape Science Policy
Applications are now being accepted for the 2013 AIBS Emerging Public Policy Leadership Award. This award recognizes graduate students in the biological sciences who have demonstrated initiative and leadership in science policy. Recipients receive first-hand experience at the interface of science and public policy.
Winners receive:
- A trip to Washington, DC, to participate in the Biological and Ecological Sciences Coalition Congressional Visits Day, an annual event that brings scientists to the nation’s capital to advocate for federal investment in the biological sciences, with a primary focus on the National Science Foundation. The event will last for two days and will be held in late March or earlyApril 2013.
- Domestic travel and hotel expenses will be paid for the winners.
- Policy and communications training, and information on trends in federal science funding and the legislative process.
- Meetings with Congressional policymakers to discuss the importance of federal investments in the biological sciences.
- A 1-year AIBS membership, including a subscription to the journal BioScience and a copy of “Communicating Science: A Primer for Working with the Media”.
- An award certificate and membership in the EPPLA alumni network.
The 2013 award is open to U.S. citizens enrolled in a graduate degree program in the biological sciences, science education, or a closely allied field. Applicants should have a demonstrated interest in and commitment to science policy and/or science education policy. Prior EPPLA winners and AIBS science policy interns/fellows are not eligible.
Applications are due by 5:00 PM Eastern Time on Monday, 28 January 2013.
The award application can be downloaded at http://www.aibs.org/public-policy/eppla.html
Responding to Climate Change in New York State:
An overview of climate change, its impacts, and proactive actions that cities and towns can take to adapt to a changing climate
Please join us on Thursday, November 29, 2012, at Noon Eastern for a webinar on climate change, its impacts to New York State, and proactive actions that cities and towns can take to adapt to a changing climate. For more information or to register for the webinar, please click here.
This webinar will be the first of the ClimAID webinar series. The series will provide vital information and resources to help communities take action to reduce local impacts of and adapt to climate change. NYSERDA is pleased to offer these webinars at no cost.
Presenters:
Arthur DeGaetano, Northeast Regional Climate Center, Cornell University
Daniel Bader, Columbia University
Radley Horton, Columbia University
Moderator:
Amanda Stevens, NYSERDA
Stay tuned for information about future events in the ClimAID Webinar Series.
The webinars will draw heavily from findings in the comprehensive report ClimAID: the Integrated Assessment for Effective Climate Change Adaptation Strategies in New York State. Read the whole report or its components at:http://www.nyserda.ny.gov/climaid
LEED Certified & Energy Star labeled cottage with 2 bedrooms, a tile bath with cork floors, and a kitchen, living and dining area with cathedral ceiling and skylight.
The cottage has a contemporary open plan with built-in storage areas, stainless steel kitchen appliances and soapstone countertop, local materials such as the deep custom bluestone interior window sills and FSC Certified cherry flooring from the Berkshires. Completely wired for cable, phone and high speed internet, includes a washer, dryer, and dishwasher. Located on 13 hilltop pristine woodland acres; The native woodland is sun filled and full of desirable species including red oak, maple, beech, wild blueberries and viburnum, birds, fox, salamanders, and turtles, ferns and wildflowers.
Blog: http://carolsmillie.wordpress.com
Private and secluded with vista type distant views – Perfect weekend retreat 100 miles north of NYC – Close to Berkshires, Hudson NY, Hudson river, Catskill mountains, skiing, Rhinebeck, Millerton and more.
Located on a private road off of Hall Hill Rd in Gallatin
$1000 per month*
Carol & Walter 518-398-6393
email: [email protected]
*Energy efficiency = Very low cost utilities
Organization: Solar Energy Industries Association
Job Title: Government Affairs Intern
Location: Washington, D.C.
Hours and Compensation: A transportation stipend is available.
Application Deadline: Dec. 14, 2o12 – open until filled
Position Dates: Jan – May 2013
Posted On: Nov. 5, 2012
Organization Overview
SEIA is the national trade association for solar energy companies in the U.S. With over 1,100 member companies, SEIA works to make solar energy a mainstream and significant energy source by expanding markets, strengthening the industry, and educating the public on the benefits of solar energy. For more information, see the SEIA website at www.seia.org.
Description
SEIA is looking for 3 government affairs interns. The ideal candidates will be available 20-40 hours per week, demonstrate an interest in energy and environmental policy, and possess strong writing skills. Candidates should also have an understanding of the legislative process, keep up with current events, and have the ability to multitask in a fast‐paced environment. Computer literacy (online research, familiarity with Word, Excel, etc.) is expected.
Interns at SEIA will have the opportunity to be a part of a fast-paced high-energy government affairs team and to participate in federal advocacy efforts on behalf of the solar energy industry. The interns will be involved in all aspects of SEIA’s government affairs agenda, including renewable electricity standards, public lands, transmission, tax policy, and appropriations. Those with a legal background can be expected to assist on regulatory filings and proceedings. read more…
