Clinton Climate, Environmental, Energy and Agriculture Advisors
Various sources have reported (or speculated) on climate advisors to Hillary Clinton campaign and potential picks for a Clinton administration, including Politico, The following advisors have financial ties to the fossil-fuel industry or have publicly stated clear pro-fossil-fuel industry positions.
- Trevor Houser – supports fracking, oil exports. Company Rhodium Group has fossil-fuel industry clients.
- Heather Zichal – on the board of natural-gas fracking company Cheniere
- Carol Browner – on the board of nuclear lobbying group Nuclear Matters; Albright Stonebridge Group has numerous fossil-fuel interests
- Jody Freeman – on the board of ConocoPhillips
- Michael Levi – supportive of Keystone XL, tar sands extraction, oil exports; Council on Foreign Relations funded by oil and gas industry
- Jason Bordoff – Columbia Global Center on Energy funded by oil and gas industry
- John Hickenlooper – petroleum engineer, strongly supporting of fracking
- Tom Vilsack – worked for corporate law and lobbying firm Dorsey & Whitney, with numerous oil and gas clients
- Blanche Lincoln – lobbies for Monsanto, Valero
- Steven Beshear – Governors Council of fossil-funded Bipartisan Policy Center
- Tom Nides – vice chairman of Morgan Stanley, major fossil-industry bank
- Carlos Pascual – led international oil and gas promotion effort at State Department
- Sarah Ladislaw – Senior Director, International Affairs, Statoil 2012
- Gordon Giffin – Keystone XL lobbyist
- Peter Ogden – senior advisor at Rhodium Group
- Ernest Moniz – current Secretary of Energy, produced reports on fracking paid by oil and gas industry
- Ben Kobren
- John Podesta
- Jennifer Granholm
- Kristina Costa
- Daniel Esty
- Susan Tierney
- Debbie Stabenow
- David Hayes
- Jane Lubchenco
- Michael Oppenheimer
- Frances Beinecke
- Kathleen Merrigan
- Michael Mann
- Robert G Stanton
- Lucy Waletzky
- Wendy Abrams
- Chris Rackens
- Arun Majumdar
- Paul Bodnar