Julian Gonzalez

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Earthjustice

Senior Legislative Counsel

expertise:

Groundwater, Harmful algae blooms + nutrient pollution, Indigenous & Tribal water issues + practices, Racial + environmental justice, Technical expertise, Utilities + infrastructure, Water access, Water affordability, Water quality, Water rights + policies

pronouns: He/Him

state: DC

LGBTQ: NO

Tribal Affiliation: NO

languages: English

race + ethnicity: Latina/e/o/x or Hispanic (e.g., Latin American, Central American, South American)

Congressional politics, policies, mechanics, processes. Legislation. Regulation and guidance, particularly from EPA Office of Water. The intersection of racial justice and water policy. How to reframe issues in the water space as justice issues. Historical inequality with regards to water infrastructure. Water-related litigation.

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Water quality

New Jersey eyes new clean energy goal, but some enviros may balk – POLITICO

The bill would put the state on the path to get 100 percent of its electricity from zero carbon sources by 2035 — the most

Image of Stebbins, Alaska, a desolate town of only 634 people located across the Norton Sound from the likewise seaside town of Nome.

Utilities + infrastructure

Infrastructure Law Raises Hopes of Alaskan Tribal Villages Without Running Water. But Will the Effort Fall Short? – Public Health Watch – Public Health Watch

The federal Infrastructure Law set aside funds to improve clean-water delivery systems for Alaska’s rural tribal communities. But barriers loom, from construction challenges to lack