Eliot Levine's Profile
Eliot Levine (Editor-in-Chief of ClimatePrep.org) is part of the Climate Change Adaptation Program at World Wildlife Fund in Washington DC where he has worked for the past five years. Eliot’s current focus is on developing technical communications and capacity building products that aid natural resource managers, conservation professionals, and policy makers in adapting to our changing climate.
Prior to working at WWF he worked with the United Nations, analyzing transaction costs of the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism. He holds a Masters of Public Administration in Environmental Science and Policy from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs and a Bachelors of Arts in Environmental Studies from Penn State University.
Past entries on ClimatePrep.org
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Video: Marianne Fish on Coastal Adaptation with a Species Focus
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In the news: The UN on the pivotal role of water
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In the news: COP16 adaptation negotiations
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Community Solutions for Sea Turtle and Coastal Protection
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Progress in Pakistan: An Interview with Hammad Naqi Khan of WWF-Pakistan
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In the news: How California is adapting @ Wired.com
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In the news: Climate Change and Wine
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Adaptation in the Andes: New publication from WWF Colombia
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Holding Back the Flood Waters: The Draining of Northern Bhutan’s Glacial Lakes
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Saving Sea Turtle Nesting Beaches in a Changing Climate: Junquillal, Costa Rica















































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