Eli is an associate on the Carbon Dioxide Removal Initiative. His current work centers on a DOE-funded feasibility study of the Ankeron Carbon Management Hub in the Pacific Northwest.
Background
Eli joined RMI after working with the Global CO2 Initiative, a non-profit at the University of Michigan aimed at expanding the role of CO2 capture and utilization as a mainstream carbon management solution. In his role with the Global CO2 Initiative, Eli explored biogenic CDR solutions, including the development of biochar from Great Lakes invasive species. Eli’s prior experience is primarily in the ecological sciences; he has held positions at the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge (Saginaw, MI) as an independent contractor / bio-technician, as well as the Sustainable Gardening Institute (Lafayette, NJ) as a data management assistant.
Education
Eli graduated from the University of Michigan with an MS in Ecosystem Science & Management, where he also holds a dual Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and Conservation Ecology.
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