Energy Vision is advancing commercial and cost-effective solutions for a carbon-neutral economy through research, education and advisory.

Our Energy Vision is the rapid transition of the global economy's dependence on fossil fuels to the clean, renewable, low- and no-carbon sources necessary for a sustainable future. Our current primary focus is preventing methane emissions from decaying food and farm waste. This short-lived greenhouse gas is 86 times more powerful than carbon dioxide in its global warming potential over a twenty year time horizon.

Our Impact

Energy Vision is a leading independent (501c3) resource on the technology, policy and economic elements associated with anaerobic digestion and related opportunities to decarbonize our economy by putting "waste" to beneficial use. Our workshops, education/outreach and advisory work have inspired significant tangible progress in the shift toward a sustainable energy future.

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Our Team

Meet the people who are leading the charge toward a low-carbon future!

Staff

Matthew P. Tomich

President

Matthew P. Tomich

President

Matt Tomich is the president of Energy Vision (EV). Since joining EV in 2012, his focus has been on the advancement of sustainable transportation solutions, especially for difficult to decarbonize heavy-duty trucks and buses. Much of his work at EV has looked at the production and use of ultra-low-carbon waste-based renewable natural gas (also known as RNG or biomethane) as a vehicle fuel. This has included research and writing on major RNG initiatives in the U.S. in the dairy, landfill gas, wastewater, residential and commercial waste sectors – research published on Energy Vision’s website and various other government, industry and media outlets.

Tomich has co-authored six Energy Vision reports, developed and led the successful coordination of Energy Vision’s various regional, national and international education, outreach and advisory initiatives, including 20 “Power of Waste” workshops in the US and Canada and numerous collaborations with government and industry.

His research and writing have appeared in numerous publications, including GreenBiz, The Hill, TriplePundit and BioCycle, and he has presented on sustainable waste management and low-carbon transportation at multiple venues across the U.S., as well as in Canada, China and South Africa. In 2015, he was named one of New York City’s Top 10 Energy Entrepreneurs by the publication Breaking Energy.

Matt earned a B.A. in Geology from Haverford College, where he studied the relationship between soil geochemistry and the concept of terroir, and an M.B.A. from Kansas State University with an emphasis on technology commercialization and entrepreneurship.

Kyle E. Jeremiah

Communications & Community Engagement

Kyle E. Jeremiah

Communications & Community Engagement

Kyle Jeremiah is Energy Vision’s Communications & Community Outreach coordinator. As a highly accomplished journalist and communications professional, Kyle is passionate about social good and international affairs.

With a background in public education and community engagement, Kyle has a proven track record of building and maintaining strong relationships with community leaders, stakeholders, and partner organizations. His expertise in the field is demonstrated by his published work, which has been featured in prominent publications such as Latin Petroleum magazine and the United Nations Chronicle quarterly magazine.

Additionally, Kyle's writing and recommendations have been published by the United Nations Economic and Social Council for the body’s High-Level Segments and High-Level Political Forum. His wealth of experience in interviewing leaders from Latin America and the Caribbean further strengthens his ability to provide valuable insights and guidance.

Kyle's expertise in climate change, environmental policy, and social justice, combined with his experience with international organizations and foreign policy, make him a compelling and unique voice in any discussion related to these topics.

Kyle is a graduate of Hunter College and grew up in Trinidad and Tobago.

Michael S. Lerner

Director of Research & Publications

Michael S. Lerner

Director of Research & Publications

Michael S. Lerner is Energy Vision’s Director of Research and Publications. He is a passionate environmentalist and outdoorsman who wants to make big, tangible strides in advancing the energy transition. Michael is a sharp writer and strategist with a career spanning journalism, the private sector, and the non-profit sector.

He holds a B.A. and M.A. in political science from NYU. His first experience with Energy Vision was as an intern in 2011-2012 working directly with Joanna Underwood to co-author the report “The City of Surrey, BC: Setting the Pace for Sustainable Transportation.”

Michael started his career as a global business journalist at Blouin News, authoring over 400 articles and blog posts. He then spent six years as the senior editor at political risk consultancy Horizon Engage. In addition, as a contractor for the California Wilderness Coalition, he played an important role in four national monument campaigns, authoring entire portions of lengthy technical reports as well as concise narratives for the general public.

He enjoys collaborating with others and crafting strategy. Michael is also fluent in Spanish and has traveled extensively in Latin America.

Joanna D. Underwood

Founder & Senior Advisor

Joanna D. Underwood

Founder & Senior Advisor

Joanna Underwood has been a leading figure in the US environmental movement since the early 1970s. From 1970 to 1973, Ms. Underwood was co-director of the Council on Economic Priorities, the first organization in the US to evaluate the environmental practices of businesses for investors. While there, she co-authored Paper Profits, a 700-page study of air and water pollution in the pulp and paper industry. The report, published by MIT Press, was the first to compare corporate pollution control programs in the use of the best available technology. It produced front-page headlines coast to coast and set a standard for environmental reporting.

Ms. Underwood founded INFORM in 1974 for expanded analysis of environmental business practices aimed primarily at identifying solutions – especially ways to prevent waste, contamination and the destruction of natural resources at the source. Under her guidance, INFORM became a prime force in educating decision-makers in the public and private sectors about the need for preventive approaches to some of this country’s most complex environmental problems.

INFORM’s research, over a period of three decades, was published in almost 100 reports. These covered fields ranging from energy, strip mining, electric utility, chemical industry, worker safety and health, and renewable resource use, to land development, agricultural water conservation and transportation. The policy and program recommendations emerging from its research have had a broad impact on US laws and corporate practices. Examples include the following:

INFORM’s decade of research of the chemical industry pioneered in documenting the significant economic and environmental benefits that could be gained by focusing on “pollution prevention” rather than on “pollution management.“ This research inspired introduction and passage of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990, the country’s first prevention-focused law. Similar laws were subsequently adopted in more than 3 dozen states. INFORM’s chemical industry research also produced a proposal for a new national system for compiling and making available to the general public data on industrial toxic chemical uses and wastes (on a chemical-specific basis.) This proposal was codified into law in l986 as the US Toxics Release Inventory. It set the model for data collection and for chemical industry performance evaluations around the world. INFORM earned for this work the US Environmental Protection Agency’s prestigious Administrator’s Award for its national pollution prevention leadership.

INFORM’s research also played a pioneering role in identifying strategies for reducing municipal solid wastes at their source. In its landmark study, Germany Garbage and the Green Dot, it introduced into the US the policy approach of “extended producer responsibility” (holding manufacturers of products responsible for their waste when they reach their end of life.) The principle of “EPR” is now widely applied to business practices.

INFORM’s 12 reports in the field of sustainable transportation, exploring the fuels and advanced vehicles of the future, first highlighted the potential role of natural gas as a vehicle fuel in its l989 report, Drive for Clean Air. In l995, it published Harnessing Hydrogen, the first clear public analysis of hydrogen fuel cell technology as perhaps the ultimate form of sustainable transportation. These reports have been used by policymakers and industry leaders worldwide

Ms. Underwood stepped aside as president of INFORM in 2006 to found a new organization, Energy Vision, focused entirely on the challenge of sustainable transportation.

Ms Underwood has written and lectured widely on energy and environmental issues. She has served on many Boards and Government Advisory Bodies, including: Advisory Committees of the US Department of Energy on renewable sources and Task Forces of the Congressional Office of Technology Assessment, as a member of the Eco-efficiency Task Force of the President’s Council on Sustainable Development under the Clinton Administration (1994-5); a Director of the Rocky Mountain Institute (1994-2000); a Member of the Dow Chemical Company’s Environmental Advisory Council, (1991-2001); a Trustee of The Keystone Center (1996-2001), and a Board member of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (1980-1998).

She served on the Board of Directors of the Clean Vehicle Education Foundation in Washington DC, and of the Robert Sterling Clark Foundation in New York City.

A graduate of Bryn Mawr College, Ms. Underwood has taught at New York and Adelphi Universities and in 2007-8 guided a first-of-a-kind field practice environmental leadership course at Bryn Mawr College. In 1999 she received an honorary doctor of science degree from Wheaton College. In 1997 and 2000 she was chosen by Earth Times as one of the world’s 100 most influential environmental leaders. (A list of Awards and Honors follows.) She is listed in Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who of American Women.

Awards and Honors presented to Joanna D. Underwood

1977. National Energy Foundation Award for INFORM’s leadership in energy education
1987. US Environmental Protection Agency, Region II Award for INFORM’s significant environmental achievement in Region II (New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Island)
1988. Certificate of Recognition from the City of Rye, New York, for her leadership in identifying and reporting on practical actions that address the issue of solid waste management in the US.
1992. US Environmental Protection Agency, Region II, Environmental Quality Award for INFORM’s leadership in Chemical Hazards Prevention
1992. US Environmental Protection Agency’s “Administrator’s Award” for INFORM’s leadership in Chemical Hazards Prevention
1993. “Earthling Award for Waste Management,” presented by the Women’s City Club of New York on Earthday for leadership in support of preventive strategies to solve solid waste and pollution problems
1994. The New York Public Health Association’s Award for her work on behalf of a healthier world.
1995. The W. Lee Pierson Distinguished Alumni Award presented by Rye Country Day School, in Rye. NY.
1997. The Earth Times’ Selection as one of the 100 most influential voices in the sustainable development movement
1999. Recipient of an Honorary Doctor of Science Degree from Wheaton College, in Norton, Mass.
2000. The Earth Times’ Selection as one of the 100 most influential voices in the sustainable development movement
2002. The Earth Times’ Selection as one of New York’s 100 most influential women
2007. Recipient of the 2007 Energy Pioneer Award from The Center for Sustainable Energy at Bronx Community College, in New York City
2015. Recipient of the 2015 NGVAmerica Lifetime Achievement Award

Board of Directors

Stephen B. Land

Board Chair

Adler and Stachenfeld LLP

Stephen B. Land

Board Chair

Adler and Stachenfeld LLP

Stephen Land is one of the top international tax lawyers in the United States. Mr. Land is known for his creative problem-solving approach and his responsiveness to client needs. He has brought those skills to bear on some of the largest international M&A transactions and restructurings of distressed assets and companies. He regularly advises on tax and ERISA for real estate, private equity, and hedge funds and their investors, regarding both the structure of the funds and their investments. He also has extensive experience in the structuring of complex financial instruments and derivatives.

Recognized as a thought leader in the field, Mr. Land speaks regularly on tax topics at conferences in the United States and elsewhere. He is a recent Chair of the Tax Section of the New York State Bar Association, and has been published in The Tax Lawyer and Tax Law Review, among others. Mr. Land has been recognized as a leading tax practitioner by Chambers, Legal 500 and other legal directories.

Cynthia Adler

Actor and Writer

Cynthia Adler

Actor and Writer

As one of the top voiceover artists and narrators in the United States, Cynthia Adler has been the voice of Revlon, American Airlines, Swanson, Mercedes Benz, Pampers and many other companies. She was personally trained by Jim Henson and Frank Oz to create voices and characters for The Muppet Show, and is one of the top documentary narrators for HBO, Lifetime, Court TV, and PBS. She is also a socio-political satirist, and has had a very successful run of her multi-character one-woman show, “Downloaded…and in Denial.”

In addition to her work in film, television, and theater, Cynthia is a strong environmental advocate. She served for seven years as Environment Committee Co-chair for The Creative Coalition, an arts and entertainment organization dedicated to public education, environment, arts advocacy, and First Amendment rights. She also served for six years on the Board of Directors of the national environmental organization, INFORM.

Tristan Brown, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

SUNY ESF

Tristan Brown, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

SUNY ESF

Tristan R. Brown is Director of the Bioeconomy Development Institute and Associate Professor of Energy Resource Economics at SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry. He is also a member of the CLCPA’s Energy-Intensive and Trade Exposed Industries advisory panel and Bioeconomy subgroup. His research career has focused on climate and energy policy, and in that capacity he has worked on climate policy topics with entities including the White House, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the International Energy Agency, and multiple state agencies across the U.S. He has a J.D. from the University of Missouri, a Ph.D. in Biorenewable Resources & Technology from Iowa State University, and is a member of the Missouri Bar.

Scott Chabina

CEO & Founder

Chabina Energy Partners

Scott Chabina

CEO & Founder

Chabina Energy Partners

Scott Chabina is the Founder and CEO of Chabina Energy Partners.

He formerly served as Director at Marathon Capital, a leading investment bank focused on the renewable energy and related global infrastructure sectors, where he led the company’s Renewable Fuels team. Scott has over 15 years of investment banking and financial advisory experience across various renewable energy segments including renewable natural gas (RNG), renewable diesel, renewable jet fuel, ethanol, carbon capture and sequestration, etc.

Prior to joining Marathon Capital, Scott was a Director at Carl Marks Advisors, a nationally recognized corporate restructuring and investment banking firm, where he established and co-led the renewable energy practice and successfully executed multiple engagements representing in excess of 4.0 billion gallons of aggregate production capacity in the ethanol industry alone.

Scott has successfully advised on mergers and acquisitions, debt and equity capital raises, and complex financial restructuring assignments for companies, secured lenders, and creditors across a wide variety of industries in addition to renewable energy, including specialty chemicals, agriculture, infrastructure, consumer products, retail, healthcare, specialty finance, community banking, building materials, aerospace and defense, specialty foods, media, manufacturing, and automotive.

Scott was named as a "Top Ten New York Energy Financier" by Breaking Energy (2015), as well to the M&A Advisor's "40 Under 40" (2014). He served on the Board of Directors of the Turnaround Management Association (NYC Chapter) from 2013-18 and remains active in various relevant industry trade groups focused on renewable energy.

Scott earned a BA in Economics from Colgate University and holds his Series 7 and 63 licenses. He lives in New York City with his beautiful wife (Logan), amazing son (Benson), and overly anxious, but still adorable, dog (Tyson).

Harrison Clay

Head of Biogas & New Energy

Mercuria

Harrison Clay

Head of Biogas & New Energy

Mercuria

Harrison Clay serves as the Head of Biogas in the Energy Transition Group at Mercuria Energy. Prior to Mercuria, Harrison served as President of Clean Energy Renewable Fuels, a biogas production, marketing and distribution company, from its inception through its sale to BP in 2016. Harrison spent four years working in the Environmental Products group at BP in Strategic Development. Harrison lives in Manhattan Beach with his wife Chrissie and three children.

Johannes D. Escudero

CEO & Executive Director

RNG Coalition

Johannes D. Escudero

CEO & Executive Director

RNG Coalition

Johannes is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Coalition For Renewable Natural Gas, Inc. (RNG Coalition), an international 501(c)(6) organization providing public policy advocacy and education on behalf of the renewable natural gas industry. The RNG Coalition was formed in July, 2011 to advocate for the advanced application of renewable natural gas from cellulosic waste streams, giving present and future generations access to a clean, domestic, renewable fuel and energy supply.

Mr. Escudero has more than fifteen years of organizational leadership experience, with a diverse background in nonprofit management, business development, higher education, politics, governmental, legislative and regulatory affairs. Prior to founding the RNG Coalition, he served as Legislative Director in the California State Assembly, serving ranking members of the Transportation, Utilities and Commerce, Natural Resources and Environmental Safety & Toxic Materials committees. Since 2008 he has also served as President of Escudero & Associates Inc. - a private firm that provides energy related services to clients, including members of the RNG Coalition.

Mr. Escudero completed his Master's Degree with honors in Leadership from Hope International University, where he is also an Adjunct Professor. He was ordained as a Pastor in 2006. Mr. Escudero has been married to his wife Tawni for nearly thirteen years. They have two children, Rori Lane (8 years) and Lincoln Brave (4 years).

Michael S. Gruen

Attorney

Michael S. Gruen

Attorney

Michael Gruen, a lawyer specialized in land conservation in New York City was named President of the City Club of New York in 2014. Founded in 1892, the City Club was once in the forefront of civic advocacy, fighting Tammany Hall in one era, Robert Moses in the next. This powerful good-government group went dormant for many decades but has now re-surfaced as an important voice for change.

Michael has been involved in environmental issues throughout his professional life. His activities have included legal representation, founding the Columbia (County) Land Conservancy, serving on the Streetscape and Law Committees of the Municipal Art Society, and organizing many continuing legal education programs focused on urban land use and environmental issues. He graduated from Harvard College in 1963 and from UCLA Law School in 1966.

Suzanne Hunt

Director of Policy

Generate Capital

Suzanne Hunt

Director of Policy

Generate Capital

Suzanne Hunt is Director, Policy for Generate Capital, a firm that builds, owns, operates, and finances sustainable infrastructure – meaning decentralized, democratized, digitized, and decarbonized projects. Generate works across a wide range of sectors in power, mobility, waste, and water across North America and in Europe.

Suzanne is also a Co-Owner of her family’s farm and winery Hunt Country Vineyards. She serves on the external Sustainability Council that advises the CEO and senior leadership of Bayer Corporation in Germany. She is an Associate at the International Institute for Sustainability Analysis and Strategy (IINAS) in Germany, a Northeast Chapter Director of Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2), and a member of the Agriculture and Forestry Advisory Panel to the NY Climate Action Council, and the NY Clean Transportation Roadmap Expert Advisory Board. She is also a Board Trustee of the Seneca Park Zoo Society, a Member of the Board of the Finger Lakes Wine Alliance, and she serves on the Advisory Council for the Center for Earth Ethics at the Union Divinity School. She is the Chair of the External Advisory Board to Cornell AgriTech and Chair of the Sustainability Advisory Committee to the NY Wine & Grape Foundation.

Suzanne has served as an advisor to entities such as the Club of Madrid, Air New Zealand, and the Carbon War Room. Suzanne was a founding advisor to the annual Art Center Sustainable Mobility Summit. From 2005–2007, Suzanne directed the Worldwatch Institute’s bioenergy program where she orchestrated the landmark research initiative and resulting book, “Biofuels for Transportation: Global Potential and Implications for Energy and Agriculture.” In 2007 she founded Hunt Green LLC whose clients have included a wide variety of private equity firms, U.N. bodies, government agencies, clean tech startups, Fortune 500 companies and nonprofits. In the spring of 2015, she moved the business from Washington D.C. to the Finger Lakes region of New York to help run her family’s seventh generation farm and 40-year-old sustainable winery (HuntWines.com), and to help accelerate climate action in her home state.

Suzanne has been featured as a “Pioneer” in Science Magazine, and as an expert in her fields in national and international print media and television.

John J. Magovern

Vice President

Stifel Financial Corporation

John J. Magovern

Vice President

Stifel Financial Corporation

John Magovern is a Vice President at Stifel, the St. Louis, MO based investment bank. In his current role, John is responsible for portfolio construction, market execution, and ongoing monitoring of investments on a leading private wealth management team. He also handles the marketing of transactions in the debt/equity capital market.

Previously, John was an analyst at an investment fund dedicated to deploying capital in Clean Development projects and making a market in EUAs and CERs (Carbon Credits). By 2009, John had transitioned to Barclays where he focused on implementing wealth management solutions for high net worth individuals, family offices, and institutions. His group at Barclays was acquired in 2015 by Stifel.

John grew up in Manhasset, NY. He graduated from Haverford College in 2008 where he majored in Growth and Structure of Cities. His Senior thesis, titled “Market Solutions to Environmental Problems” focused on the statutory carbon market created under the Kyoto Protocol.

Outside of work, John is actively involved with Haverford College’s network through “Fords in Finance”, an industry-specific alumni group he helped to found and where he is a member of the Executive Committee. John is a philanthropic supporter of Energy Vision and +Pool, (The World’s First Water-Filtering, Floating Pool). In his free time, he enjoys fishing, skiing, and surfing.

Victoria Rosamond

Attorney and Partner

White & Case LLP

Victoria Rosamond

Attorney and Partner

White & Case LLP

Victoria Rosamond is a passionate environmentalist and attorney, specializing in executive compensation and employee benefits. Her experience includes the drafting and design of compensation and benefit arrangements for US and multi-national public and private companies, including incentive and deferred compensation, bonus, stock option, restricted stock, and other equity and non-equity-based arrangements.

Victoria is also regularly called upon to provide clarity and guidance on compensation-related public disclosure obligations and corporate governance matters and best practices.
Victoria advises on compensation and benefits issues arising both day-to-day and in the context of corporate transactions and reorganizations. She has substantial knowledge of the tax, ERISA, securities and other regulatory issues relating to benefits and compensation arrangements, and strives at all times to maximize tax efficiency for her clients.

Brendan Sexton

President

The Sexton Company

Brendan Sexton

President

The Sexton Company

Brendan Sexton has played a civic leadership role in New York City for more than 20 years. Since 2001, he has been principal of Brendan Sexton and Associates, a consulting firm which specializes in environmental issues, community relations and urban initiatives. Before this, Brendan served in City government, as Director of the Mayor’s Office of Operations during the Koch Administration, and as Commissioner of the New York City Department of Sanitation, where, in l987, he called for the design and implemented NYC’s first major curbside recycling program. He continues to serve as the Chair of the New York City Procurement Policy Board, which has the legislative power to set the rules for contracting or purchasing by New York City agencies.
Brendan has also served as President of the Municipal Arts Society, Vice President for Government Affairs of The Rockefeller Group, a real estate and communications corporation, and, from 1998-2001, as President of the Times Square Business Improvement District.

He serves on the board of Friends of Island Academy, providing counseling and support to disadvantaged youth in New York City. He has managed to accomplish all of the above while serving in one of his most important roles: as the father of ten children.

Simon Sylvester-Chaudhuri

Founder & Executive Director

Civ: Lab

Simon Sylvester-Chaudhuri

Founder & Executive Director

Civ: Lab

Simon is the Executive Director of CIV:LAB, a non-profit dedicated to scaling solutions for cities globally. Previously, Simon was the Managing Director at Global Futures Group, spearheading products and programs driving urban innovation and co-founded and produced Smart Cities New York, North America’s largest smart city event and global convening of Mayors, where he led strategy and business development. During the Obama administration Simon was a Strategic Advisor to the US Department of Commerce and the International Trade Administration on cities.

He is in his fifth year as an Adjunct Professor at NYU's Center for Global Affairs where he created the masters course, Global Entrepreneurship. Simon is also a Business Advisory Board Member for Imperial Business School’s Global MBA. Simon is an appointed member of the Brooklyn Innovation Council, an Advisor for Company (formerly GCT), a mentor for Dreamit Ventures and the Founder of Urban Data NYC - NYC’s largest smart city Meetup (+1,500 members). Simon holds an MS in Global Affairs from NYU where he was the O'Mara Energy Fellow and a Shell New Energy Fellow and a BS Honours in Economics and Philosophy from the University of Sussex.

Joanna D. Underwood

Founder

Energy Vision

Joanna D. Underwood

Founder

Energy Vision

Joanna Underwood, the founder of Energy Vision, launched the organization in 2007 and served as President until 2016. Its goal has been to identify and promote the clean, renewable and carbon-free energy technologies and fuel sources needed for a sustainable future.

From l974 through 2006, she was founder and President of INFORM, a national non-profit organization studying a variety of corporate and technology-related environmental issues, and focused on strategies to prevent these at their source. In the transportation sector, INFORM explored alternatives to petroleum-based vehicle fuel. Its studies pioneered in highlighting the potential of natural gas fuel as a vehicle fuel (Drive for Clean Air - l989) and homed in on its value for heavy-duty fleets: (Bus Futures-2000) and (Greening Garbage Trucks-2003). These reports, related workshops, and media helped drive the expanding use of natural gas buses and trucks.

Energy Vision’s early outreach inspired the first major refuse fleet conversion (2007) in the Eastern U.S (Smithtown, NY). A 2013 EV report, Tomorrow’s Trucks: Leaving the Era of Oil Behind, documents the ten-fold expansion in NG fleets in the NY, Long Island and New Jersey region since then. EV’s research since 2010 has also made this organization a leading educator regarding the sustainable form of natural gas, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). EV participated in planning the Department of Energy’s first national workshop (2010) introducing the DOE’s Clean Cities affiliates to RNG, and it has published several reports on RNG since then. EV released Turning Wastes into Vehicle Fuel: A Step by Step Guide for Communities in 2013 and launched a series of regional workshops with Clean Cities affiliates to introduce this strategy.

A graduate of Bryn Mawr College, Ms. Underwood, in l999, received an honorary doctor of science degree from Wheaton College.She has spoken on alternative fuels topics at many national business, government, and university conferences, and has served on advisory boards for the US Department of Energy and the Clinton Administration’s President’s Council on Sustainable Development. She served on the Board on the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority from l979 to 1999. Ms. Underwood has received numerous awards, including three from the US Environmental Protection Agency. She was chosen by The Earth Times as one of the world's 100 most influential voices in the global environmental movement.

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