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Daniella Gonzalez

Civil Engineering

Biography

Daniella Gonzalez Calderon is an Environmental Engineer at NuEnergen, LLC, working on environmental regulation consulting. She was previously a Climate Solutions Specialist in Renewable Energy at The Wilderness Society, a leading conservation organization that protects America's wild places. With a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Princeton University, she applies her technical skills and knowledge to coordinate and support energy development and climate campaigns.

With over three years of experience in environmental research, policy, and advocacy, Daniella has contributed to projects at the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment and chaired the People, Public Lands & Climate Collaborative. She is passionate about climate mitigation strategies and environmental justice, drawing inspiration from her family's experience living in Latin America.

Daniella aims to help energy and other essential resources reach all communities through her engineering expertise. She is committed to creating safer spaces for underserved communities and protecting shared environments. Her goal is to collaborate with others in the field to make a positive impact on climate and energy issues.

High school:  Cristo Rey New York High School

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