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Gloria Flora
Agriculture, Forestry & Waste Management

Ms. Flora established and directs Sustainable Obtainable Solutions, an organization dedicated to the sustainability of public lands and of the plants, animals and communities that depend on them. In her 23-year career with the U.S. Forest Service, supervising the largest national forest in the continental U.S she became nationally known for her cutting-edge work in ecosystem management and the integration of the human dimension into environmental policy. She has received many awards from conservation, educational, policy and civic organizations including the Natural Resources Council of America. Her work has been featured in Sunset Magazine, Vanity Fair, Audubon, NPR, NOW with Bill Moyers and in numerous newspapers, documentaries and books. She also appears in Leonardo DiCaprio's film on the environment, The 11th Hour. Ms. Flora holds a B.S. in Landscape Architecture from Penn State.
Climate News

Study Says Michigan Climate Plan Would Boost Economy
An independent analysis says a plan intended to help Michigan fight global climate change also would give the state economy a boost.

Southern Climate Policy Study Released
Report produced by CCS for the Southern Governors' Association shows substantial potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region.

Energy Independence: A State and Local Perspective
Tom Peterson moderated this workshop co-hosted by the German Embassy and the Johns Hopkins University Government Program as a part of the Transatlantic Climate Bridge Initiative.

State Energy and Climate Actions: Efficiency in the Built Environment Briefing Materials
See highlights, presentations, summaries and news coverage from CCS September 1 briefing on Capitol Hill.
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