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The PCAP Advisory Committee is chaired by
Ray Anderson, Founder and Chairman of the Board - Interface Inc.
Members include:
D. James Baker - Former Administrator - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Scott Bernstein - President - Center for Neighborhood Technology
April Bucksbaum - Vice President - The Baum Foundation
Brian Castelli - Executive Vice President - Alliance to Save Energy
Dianne Dillon-Ridgley - Chair - Plains Justice
Boyd Gibbons - Immediate Past President - Johnson Foundation
Gary Hart - U.S. Senator (Ret.) - Wirth Chair, University of Colorado Denver
Sheila Slocum Hollis - Partner - Duane Morris LLP
Van Jones - Board President & Co-Founder - Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
William C. Kunkler III - Executive Vice President - CC Industries, Inc.
Hunter Lovins - President - Natural Capitalism Solutions, Inc.
Michael Northrop - Program Director, Sustainable Development - Rockefeller Brothers Fund
David Orr - Paul Sears Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics Oberlin College
John L. Petersen - President - The Arlington Institute
Theodore Roosevelt IV - Chair - Pew Center on Global Climate Change
Larry Schweiger - President and CEO - National Wildlife Federation
James Gustave "Gus" Speth - Dean of the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies at Yale University
Jeremy Symons - Director, Global Warming Campaign - National Wildlife Federation
Terry Tamminen - Cullman Senior Fellow and Climate Policy Director - New America Foundation
Admiral Richard H. Truly (U.S. Navy Ret.) - Former Administrator, NASA - Former Director, NREL
Heidi VanGenderen - Senior Policy Advisor - Colorado Governor's Office
A number of additional national experts have contributed ideas for the PCAP as participants in the
National Leadership Summits for a Sustainable America.
The PCAP Advisory Committee provides invaluable guidance in selecting and framing the action items in the presidential plan. However, final decisions about the PCAP's content are made by the project's Executive Director. The Advisory Committee has chosen not to seek consensus on the PCAP's recommendations, in part because consensus is unlikely on so many action items and in part because as it aligns with the lowest common denominator among policy options, consensus can be the enemy of boldness. As a result, not all Advisory Committee members agree with all of PCAP recommendations. The Committee is unanimous, however, in supporting the need for courageous, comprehensive and timely climate action by the next President of the United States.
The Presidential Climate Action Project is administered by a team based at the University of Colorado School of Public Affairs in Denver. That team consists of:
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