Lewis Milford, an attorney, is the founder of two national nonprofit clean energy organizations, Clean Energy Group (CEG) where he is President and Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) where he is Executive Director.
Mr. Milford works to increase investment in low carbon technologies and to develop innovative approaches to accelerate commercialization of clean energy. His articles on climate and clean energy have appeared in national publications including the New York Times and the Boston Globe. Prior to founding CEG and CESA, Mr. Milford was Vice President of Conservation Law Foundation, New England's leading environmental organization where he managed the Energy Project and negotiated electric restructuring laws that created new public clean energy investment funds.
He previously was New York Assistant Attorney General representing the State of New York in the Love Canal hazardous waste case and was a law professor and Director of the Public Interest Law Clinic at the American University Law School. At the law school Mr. Milford represented Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange.
He also is the co-author of Wages of War, a social history of American war veterans, published by Simon and Schuster. He has a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center and is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Rutgers College.
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