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Miguel is the Program Coordinator for the Climate and Energy Team at NWF’s National Advocacy Center in Washington, DC. In addition to writing and working on climate and energy policy issues, Miguel is also a member of the Fair Climate Project team. Outside of work, you can find Miguel reading up on food and health related issues as well as spending as much time outside as possible.

Townhalls Inspiring Action

6/3/2011 // Miguel Mejia

This past Wednesday, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) partnered with Democracia USA, a national non-partisan Hispanic civic engagement organization, to put on a townhall-style event in Camden, NJ (outside of Philadelphia) entitled “Hispanics, the Environment, and the Impact of the… Read more >

Everyone Wants Clean Air, Especially Latinos

4/4/2011 // Miguel Mejia

It’s no mystery that clean air is good for all – who honestly wants more mercury, smog, arsenic, and other nasty toxics and metals invading their communities and wreaking havoc on their health? Is there such a thing as too much clean… Read more >

Photo by John Picken / Flickr.com

EPA Holds Clean Air Act Listening Sessions

2/15/2011 // Miguel Mejia

The National Wildlife Federation was one of several groups testifing yesterday in support of the Environmental Protection Agency taking reasonable action to reduce carbon pollution. The “listening session” is one of several being held around the nation to gather input… Read more >

Urban Wildlife Inspires Greater Need for Healthy Communities

12/23/2010 // Miguel Mejia

This past weekend, I was inspired by one of the most awesome spectacles I’ve witnessed since moving to the nation’s capital: On my ride home from some Christmas shopping, I took a look across a reservoir in northern Washington, DC… Read more >