Ambar compiled Tokai Carbon GE (TCGE)’s Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) inventory and crafted a decarbonization roadmap with GHG reduction pathways utilizing alternative energy and innovative technologies. He also helped streamline TCGE’s ESG (environmental, social, and governance) reporting by redesigning their ESG Scorecard.
In the summer of 2025, four EPM graduate students put what they’ve learned in the classroom into practice — collaborating with community-based organizations to produce research, policy briefs, and other useful deliverables that could move the needle on some of the most persistent inequities in transportation planning. Their experiences reveal what environmental justice work looks like up close, and why it matters.
Sam Stromberg is a second year MS student in Environmental Policy and Management at UC Davis. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Environmental Studies. His current work focuses on biodiversity policy and habitat conservation through policy analysis, data science, and GIS/remote sensing methods. Sam plans to work on high impact biodiversity issues with a mission driven organization.
My name is Becky Haworth (she/her) and I am a second year in the Environmental Policy and Management Program at UC Davis, specializing in Sustainable Food Systems. I graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in 2018 with a degree in Environmental Earth Science. After a brief stint in the wine industry and a year working in local government, I began my career in state government.
Amanda completed her Practicum with the US Fish and Wildlife Service in the Pacific Southwest Regional Office working as the Regional Recovery Permit Biologist. in this role, she collaborated with scientists and other interested parties to issue permits and ensure compliance with Section 10 of the Endangered Species Act.
As a second-year masters student in the Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management, Paul Ronevich is making significant contributions to a local environmental education nonprofit. Before joining UC Davis, Paul brought 16 years of experience as an environmental science teacher to the table.
My name is Abbey Gyetvai, and I am a current student in the Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management. I will graduate in June 2025 with a specialization in City & Regional Planning and Environmental Justice. I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Oregon in 2020 in Environmental Studies, where I focused on Geology, Policy, and Social Sciences. I also received a minor in Political Science.
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.
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.
I had the honor of presenting at the 2023 Statewide Used Oil Recycling and Household Hazardous Waste Training and Symposium in February alongside Dr, Joanne Brasch. My presentation was on safe marine flare management...
Hi! My name is Kamryn, and I'm a proud hapa from Fresno, California. I graduated from UCLA with a B.S. in Environmental Science and I had the wonderful opportunity to work closely with the Chief Sustainability Officers on a couple of campus-wide projects.
California’s coastal and marine resource management continues to change and adapt in response to renewable energy development, increased maritime economics, and novel oceanic discoveries. My work communicates social and marine science recommendations for holistic policy decisions.
CalEnviroScreen is an important tool developed by the Office of Environmental Health Hazards Assessment to identify regions impacted by pollution among other characteristics. According to CalEnviroScreen 4.0 results, over 90% of people...
