Noah’s first project with NRDC began in 2006, when he helped initiate the Patagonia Biogem campaign. Later, he joined the Energy program with a focus on regulation of electric and gas utilities, to align company and customer incentives to minimize the societal cost of energy services. He has worked on policies to deploy renewable energy and energy efficiency, invest in clean energy research and development, and clean up dirty power plants. Noah also works with NRDC’s land and wildlife program to minimize environmental conflicts from siting renewable energy projects. Noah holds a JD from Stanford Law School, an MSc. in International Development and Environmental Policy from the London School of Economics, and a BA from Bowdoin College. Investment in Aging Coal Plants a Losing Proposition