Natalie Thomure

Special Assistant, Energy Program

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Natalie is the Program & Research Assistant for the Global Energy Program. She works closely with Jennifer Layke to coordinate initiatives and projects that aim to speed the global energy transition and assists with preparation for her daily meetings. Natalie is currently working across the Energy and Buildings teams to develop a roadmap for the implementation of Zero Carbon Buildings in Indian cities.

Prior to joining WRI, Natalie worked as a researcher in environmental policy and international law, where she produced peer-reviewed articles on the common stewardship of public lands and environmental human rights. Natalie served in the Peace Corps in southwestern China where she taught English in Qiandongnan, a Miao and Dong minority autonomous prefecture, and studied Chinese. She also previously worked in green building projects on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in Northern Montana.

Natalie holds a M.A. in International Affairs and International Economics from Johns Hopkins SAIS where she studied Energy, Natural Resource, and Environmental Policy and conducted field work in Ucayali, Peru and Java, Indonesia. She holds a B.A. in History and Spanish from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

In her free time, Natalie can be found hiking, biking, or camping in Shenandoah.

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