Kristin Meek

Associate

WRI

Kristin Meek is an Associate in the Climate and Energy Program at the World Resources Institute. She supports WRI’s efforts with states and U.S. federal agencies as they work together and in parallel to develop programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

6 ways Obama can cement a legacy of climate action

January 14, 2016

by Kristin Meek & C. Forbes Tompkins & David Waskow

Climate change took a starring role in this week's State of the Union address, but the White House could do more in the coming months.
5 reasons why U.S. climate action is accelerating

November 25, 2015

by Kristin Meek & Kevin Kennedy

Recent evidence shows that although the United States is the world’s second-largest GHG emitter, the country has laid out the ground work to accelerate its sustainability efforts.
- Climate Conferences
- Climate Change
United States and China enter new era of climate action. Where next?

September 30, 2015

by Kristin Meek & David Waskow & Athena Ballesteros & Geoffrey Henderson & Paul Joffe

The world's two biggest emitters are entering a new phase, with common ground on the three most critical elements on the road to Paris.
What's driving the clean vehicle revolution?

January 14, 2015

by Kristin Meek

Next-gen cars and trucks, falling battery prices and government policies are propelling fuel savings and emissions reductions in the U.S.
- Emissions Reduction
- Oil & Gas

Kristin Meek

Associate

WRI

6 ways Obama can cement a legacy of climate action

5 reasons why U.S. climate action is accelerating

United States and China enter new era of climate action. Where next?

What's driving the clean vehicle revolution?