Team Leader, Climate Change and Ozone

Global Environment Facility Secretariat
1818 H Street, NW
Wasington, DC 20433

TEL: (202) 473-0508
FAX: (202) 522-3240

CAN BE INTERVIEWED FOR: Print, Radio, TV

INTERVIEW LANGUAGES: English

SPECIALIZATIONS:

• BUSINESS, TRADE AND ECONOMICS
  competitive strategy; development; industrial and manufacturing competitiveness; industry studies; US competitiveness
• GEOGRAPHY, ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY
  business and environment; energy/natural resources development; environment and development; global warming; ozone depletion
• LAW
  comparative law; environmental law
• POLITICS, GOVERNMENT AND DEFENSE
  energy policy; environmental policy; industrial policy; non-governmental organization (NGO) activities; science policy; technology policy
• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  energy technology; technology competition and cooperation
• SOCIETY, CULTURE AND PSYCHOLOGY
  law and society

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Head, EPA Transition Team for President Clinton, 1992; Summer Faculty, Vermont Law School, 1991-present; Visiting Professor, Widener University Law School, 1988-89; Associate, World Resources Institute, 1984-86; Research Attorney, Environmental Law Institute, 1974-77.

IN JAPAN: 1987 - Fulbright; repeated brief trips.

MAJOR PUBLICATIONS:

Green Gold: Japan, Germany, the United States, and the Race for Environmental Technology (with Moore) (Beacon Press, 1994); "Japan and the Global Environment," Duke Environmental Law and Policy Forum (with Moore) (1991); "International Environmental Problems and US-Japan Cultural Differences: The Need for Mutual Understanding," Resonance in Nature (ed. Kurosaka) (1990); "Three Reports on Japan and the Global Environment: Review Essay," Environment (July/August, 1989).