Adam Reynolds is an Environmental Justice Fellow at CLF. He works to address cumulative impacts in overburdened communities in Massachusetts and throughout New England. Adam supports the work of leaders who have long fought to reduce pollution in New England’s most impacted communities by ensuring that existing laws are effectively implemented and pushing for better protections in new laws and regulations
Adam joins CLF from NYU School of Law where he earned his J.D., cum laude, and was managing editor of the Environmental Law Journal and co-chair of the Environmental Law Society. He also holds a B.A. in economics and an M.A. in international relations from the University of Chicago. As a law student he spent time working at the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office, the Natural Resources Defense Council, CLF, NYU’s State Energy and Environmental Impact Center, and in the Earth Rights Research and Advocacy Clinic. When he’s not in the Boston, Adam loves to be up in the New England lakes and mountains hiking, skiing, and running.