Luke Lanterman

Graduate of University of California, Berkeley

Sacramento, California, United States

About

Recent UC Berkeley graduate having received a Bachelor of Science in Society & Environment with a focus on U.S. environmental policy. Contributed to Oxy’s efforts by analyzing tools for evaluating environmental justice communities, influencing policy proposals and operational practices under Cumulative Impacts Rulemaking. Supported conservation and education initiatives through work with The Conservation Volunteers and Blake Garden, enhancing public engagement via accessible design and environmental education. Motivated to advance equitable environmental policies and promote sustainable practices through collaborative efforts.

Experience

  • Administrative and Research Associate at CLERE Inc
    Mar 2026 - Present · 5 mos

  • Environmental Justice Intern at Oxy
    May 2024 - Aug 2024 · 4 mos

    Provided comprehensive analysis of available tools agencies and the public use to evaluate EJ communities. Recommendations were ultimately reflected in the state’s updated Rule 604.b.(4)B of the Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission's Cumulative Impacts Rulemaking resulting in a more robust, equity-focused application of Colorado’s EnviroScreen tool. Proposed a standardization in how the company targets methods to benefit and protect communities with all projects in Colorado. Used an Environmental Justice lens to identify conflicts, gaps, and opportunities to reduce operational risk

  • Conservation Intern at The Conservation Volunteers
    Jun 2023 - Aug 2023 · 3 mos

    Coordinated with businesses to organize employee volunteer sessions for conservation projects Assisted in conservation efforts around London parks and nature reserves Assisted in teaching children ages 9-12 about environmental issues and facts on their field trips to TCV sites

  • Horticultural Assistant at Blake Garden
    Jan 2022 - May 2022 · 5 mos

    Designed and implemented accessible pathways and educational signage to enhance public engagement and environmental awareness. Researched plant species suitability based on water efficiency, size, and pollinator attraction to promote sustainable landscaping.