Greg Ehrendreich is MEEA's Research Analyst, using data and analysis to support MEEA's policy activities. He joined MEEA in 2006. Prior to MEEA, his activities include post-graduate study of cartilage and arthritis, service and retail work, labor activism and studying pollution control & sustainable business. Greg holds a BS in Biochemistry with a minor in Environmental Studies from Beloit College and an MS in Environmental Management from the IIT-Stuart School of Business.
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