Maria Angulo most recently joins CLF from Boston University, where she worked as a Development Coordinator for the Major Gifts team. Maria received her Bachelor’s degree in Global Business and Economics from Salve Regina University. She was born and raised in El Salvador. In her spare time, Maria enjoys exploring Boston with her friends and… Continue reading Maria Angulo
Emily Walker joined CLF in late 2023 as the Program Assistant to the Chief of Staff and the Senior Vice President of Law & Policy. She resides in Boston and supports the CLF Boston Office. Prior to joining CLF Emily held a number of positions at various non-profits in both Boston and New York City.… Continue reading Emily Walker
James “Jamie” Rhodes comes to CLF after 6 years of solo practice where he represented municipal governments in the creation of energy aggregation programs and non-profit advocacy groups at the Public Utilities Commission. Over the last 3 years, this work included serving as legal counsel to the RI State Senate’s Environment & Agriculture Committee and… Continue reading James Rhodes
Elizabeth “Libby” Etrie is the Director of Ocean Policy in our Oceans program. Libby joins CLF with over a decade of experience working on a variety of fisheries and ocean conservation initiatives, including holding three consecutive terms as an At-Large Member of the New England Fishery Management Council; supervising the creation and management of multiple… Continue reading Elizabeth Etrie
Zack Manley is a staff attorney in CLF’s Strategic Litigation program. Before joining CLF, Zack worked in private practice and clerked for the honorable Loretta A. Preska of the Southern District of New York. Zack holds a B.A. from William & Mary and a J.D. from Harvard Law School. Zack is admitted to practice in… Continue reading Zack Manley
Marina joins CLF New Hampshire as the Environmental Justice Community Advocate based in Nashua. Prior to starting at CLF, she worked for the City of Manchester as the Mayor’s Community Engagement Manager. In this role, Marina served as the primary point of contact for many different stakeholders, addressing constituent concerns and working with city departments… Continue reading Marina Vaz
Marc joins CLF as a recent graduate from Yale University, holding a BA in Environmental Studies with a concentration in environmental history, policy, and justice. They are a long-time history buff and became committed to energy justice after the blackouts in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria. He was born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut,… Continue reading Marc Gonzalez
Francesca is the Program Coordinator for CLF’s Legal Food Hub. In this position, she supports New England farmers, food entrepreneurs, and food and farm organizations by matching them with attorneys in the Hub’s network for pro bono legal assistance. Francesca’s background is in the nonprofit sector with a focus on food systems. This has included… Continue reading Francesca Gallo
Phoebe is an Associate Attorney in CLF’s Clean Air and Water program. She works in CLF’s Providence, RI, office and is admitted to practice in Rhode Island. Before joining CLF, she earned her J.D. at Boston University. During law school she focused on race and equity in the law and interned at the EdLaw Project.… Continue reading Phoebe DeMeerleer
Seth Gadbois (they/he) is a Clean Transportation Staff Attorney working in transportation as it relates to Environmental Justice and Clean Energy & Climate Change. Prior to re-joining CLF (after being an intern in Spring 2020), Seth practiced as a public defender in their hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. Seth fell in love with Boston as a… Continue reading Seth Gadbois
