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analyst for the Northeast-Midwest Institute, working
with members of Congress to
develop legislation and oversight on issues of electricity restructuring, climate change,
and Forest Service appropriations. Prior to that, Dr. Gorte
was Program Manager for
Technology Analysis at the Environmental Protection Agency’s Climate Policies and
Programs Division, where she analyzed technological possibilities and developed policy
options to encourage the development of low-carbon technologies leading up to COP-3,
where the Kyoto Protocol was born. She served for two
years as Vice President for
Ecological and Economics Research at The Wilderness Society.
Gorte spent nearly 14 years at the Office of Technology Assessment where she was a
Senior Analyst and Project Director, managing OTA studies on manufacturing
technology
and competitiveness, defense conversion, technology policy, forest policy,
and worker dislocation and reemployment.
She received her M.S. and Ph.D. in Resource Economics
from Michigan State
University, and was graduated Magna Cum Laude with a B.S. in Forest Management
from Northern Arizona University.
Dr. Gorte serves as a board member for Ceres and the Center for a New American
Dream, and as a member of the advisory panel for the Forest Economics and Policy
Program at Resources for the Future. She co-chairs UNEP FI’s
Asset Management
Working Group, and is a member of the Steering Committee of UNEP FI.
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