Carol has worked on environmental sustainability issues for non-profit organizations, federal, state and local government agencies and both small and fortune 500 businesses. She has a deep love of the outdoors and has connected this passion to her career. Her work with OLC and with non-profit organizations for the past 6 years has involved educating the public on sustainability issues, working on programs that slow the pace of climate change and developing programs that create livable communities. She earned a Master’s degree from the University of Delaware in Public Administration with a specialization in environmental management. Carol spends much of her free time bicycling, hiking and gardening. “I feel intimately connected to the earth and enjoy working on issues that promote environmental awareness and connection to the natural world. I am grateful for the opportunity to work with OLC to reduce automobile travel and pollution and provide convenient, economical and alternative transit options such as carpooling, incentive programs and safe bicycling and walking opportunities – all of which promote the health of individuals, our communities and the planet.”
Rachel Myrowitz, works to advance One Less Car’s legislative goals with a primary focus on safe and effective alternate means of transportation. Prior to joining OLC in March, she worked for the Policy and Lobbying division of the League of Conservation Voters in Washington, DC. She also previously worked for the Political and Legislative team of Conservation Voters New Mexico in Santa Fe. Rachel has a Bachelor Degree from St. John’s College, Santa Fe, NM. She has volunteered for many public interest organizations in the U.S. and abroad. In the upcoming year, she hopes to support the regeneration of a sustainable transportation system.
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