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Ted Lamm is CLEE’s Associate Director. In this role, he coordinates CLEE’s Research Fellow program and leads CLEE’s EV Equity Initiative, a multi-year effort to develop local government tools that advance zero-emissions mobility investment in priority communities. His other work focuses on innovative programs to reduce vehicle miles traveled, revenue and funding strategies to support local climate action, and climate-related financial risk.
Ted is a Research Affiliate of the UC Berkeley Institute of Transportation Studies and serves on the California Energy Commission’s Clean Transportation Program Advisory Committee.
Prior to joining CLEE, Ted practiced both environmental law and corporate law in New York City. At New York University School of Law, where Ted received his J.D., he was the symposium editor of the Environmental Law Journal. Ted received his A.B. in English and Economics from Brown University. He has been admitted to the California, New York, D.C. Circuit, and Supreme Court bars.
J.D., New York University School of Law (2013)
A.B., Brown University (2010), magna cum laude
Fighting to Preserve California Vehicle Emission Standards
New Report: A Cleaner, More Resilient Electrical Grid for California
The Looming Liability of Orphaned Oil Wells
Fighting to Preserve the Clean Power Plan
Global Crisis and the Urgency of Phasing Out Oil and Gas Production
Heathrow’s Third Runway and Airport GHG Emissions
New Report: California Climate Risk and Insurance
Building Climate Resilience through Insurance
Closing Downtown Market Street to Cars Is a Step in the Right Direction
Planned Outages, Planning for Resilience, and Reducing Emissions