Alex is a second year EPM student with an undergraduate degree in civil engineering, where they focused on remote sensing and stormwater. This past summer, they worked at Contra Costa County Public Works as a student intern in the Watershed Program.
Second-year EPM student Kriti Shah presented her research done in collaboration with Dr. Aditya Ramji at the International Round Table on materials Criticality in Turin, Italy earlier this year.
My name is Saurabh Harohalli, and I am part of the EPM Class of 2024. Before coming to EPM, I studied chemical engineering and worked in the manufacturing sector. Through EPM, I am currently shifting my career to focus on the intersection of decarbonization and urban planning.
With increasing pressure to meet renewable energy targets in California, ongoing concerns for
the future of California’s water supply, and a thriving technology sector within the state, interest
in mixing commercial agriculture with renewable energy installations has never been higher.
However, until recently, there has been little understanding of how individual counties in
California have defined solar installations on commercial, agricultural land under Williamson Act
contracts.
Three masters students in the Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management recently completed their environmental justice focused Practicum projects in collaboration with three nonprofit organizations.
In the forest of the Telegrafenberg in Potsdam, Germany I completed my practicum this summer with the German Arctic Office, which is a part of the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research.
I worked with UC Davis Sustainability for my practicum as a Bonnie Reiss Climate Action Fellow. During my fellowship, I developed a Climate Resiliency Framework, which will be used to inform best practices for the...
My name is Ruchika Jaiswal (she/her) and I am a second-year student in EPM. Prior to this program, I studied Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning at UC Davis and worked with Hydrologic Sciences Ph.D. candidate Nusrat Molla on her work in water access to farmworkers in the San Joaquin Valley.
I’m interested in how energy powers civilization and how we can transition from fossil fuels to a new paradigm of clean energy, equitability, and abundance.
Diana explores foreign and state policy with the California Foundation on the Environment and Economy, and shapes international study trips and discussion forums with California policymakers.
