Lowry joins ENRLP as the Climate and Oceans Legal Fellow. Most recently, he was a fellow at Shute Mihaly & Weinberger in San Francisco, where his work included advising Bay Area cities on matters of local governance and representing public agencies and land conservancies in litigation. Lowry graduated from Harvard Law School, where he worked as a researcher for the Environmental & Energy Law Program and host of its “CleanLaw” podcast, focusing on issues such as offshore wind development and fisheries management. He also was part of the MIT “Climate Clock” team, aiming to raise public awareness and momentum for climate action through large-scale projections of climate data on campus buildings. Lowry received his undergraduate degree from Stanford and worked before law school at Environmental Defense Fund in its New York Clean Energy and China programs. Outside of law, Lowry enjoys surfing and soccer and is an avid classical pianist. While at Stanford, he played in the chamber music program and subsequently created an award-winning podcast about J.S. Bach’s Goldberg Variations, “30 Bach.”