David Rich
David RichDavid Rich joined the GHG Protocol team in September as a Research Analyst. His focus is on the development of greenhouse gas emissions registries, including greenhouse gas accounting and reporting standards and emissions quantification methodologies. His prior experience includes providing technical support during the development of the Climate Registry and developing state and regional greenhouse gas emissions inventories. He holds a Masters degree in Energy and Environmental Analysis from Boston University and a Bachelors degree in Economics and Political Science from the University of California at Berkeley. ...Read More
Stephen Russell
Stephen RussellStephen Russell has been working with the GHG Protocol team since July and recently joined the team as a Research Analyst. His focus is on redeveloping the GHG Protocol calculation tools to ensure that their content remains state-of-the-art and their functionality meets the reporting needs of businesses. His expertise includes statistical modeling and software programming. Prior to joining WRI, Stephen conducted environmental research as a Post-doctoral Fellow with the Max-Planck Research Society in Germany. He holds a Ph.D. and B.S. in Environmental Biology from the Universities of St. Andrews and York (U.K.), respectively. He has published multiple papers in...Read More
Angel Hsu
Angel HsuWRI is pleased to welcome Angel Hsu to the position of Research Assistant on the GHG Protocol. Angel recently completed a Master’s degree in Environmental Policy at the University of Cambridge, where she concentrated on international environmental law , economics, and policy in relation to the global climate regime. Prior to her British adventure, Angel found herself knee-deep in the swamps of Costa Rican and Ecuadorian rainforests, snorkeling in the Jamaican coral reefs, and researching in China as a Biology and Political Science double major at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C. When she’s not working or traveling, Angel...Read More
WRI-Facilitated U.S. Registry Launched
For some time now, U.S. states have been well ahead of the federal government in taking action on climate change. In April came the latest big development: 34 U.S. states, two Canadian provinces (British Columbia and Manitoba), and the Campo Kumeyaay Nation joined together to form the Climate Registry.Read More
