For 11 years, Dylan has worked on clean energy and climate policy at the Natural Resources Defense Council, where he will return after Princeton. Most recently based in the environmental organization's San Francisco office, Dylan has been instrumental in passing ambitious renewable energy legislation in Nevada, served as the policy director of a clean energy ballot measure in Arizona, developed NRDC's energy efficiency-related comments for the U.S. EPA's Clean Power Plan, helped implement energy efficiency policies in Ohio, and has testified as an expert witness in 13 proceedings before state utility regulators. He holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental geology from the University of Missouri-Columbia and a master’s in civil and environmental engineering from Stanford University.