Advocacy, Legal & Economist — Shape Environmental Policy

Future Opportunities in Advocacy, Legal and Economist positions

The Environmental Law & Policy Center is growing and we are open to knowing about talented, experienced and diverse attorneys, policy specialists and economists who are interested in joining ELPC’s award-winning public interest advocacy team. If you meet the above criteria and have a minimum of 5 years progressive experience, read on!

If you are interested in future opportunities with us, please attach your resume and a brief cover letter explaining your interest in our mission and how your background can make a difference.

ELPC received the American Bar Association's national 2023 Award for Excellence in Environmental, Energy, and Resources Stewardship

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