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Director, Food Policy - 22100 US-DC-Washington Type:  Regular # of Openings:  1 WWF Washington, DC Overview World Wildlife Fund (WWF), one of the world's leading conservation organizations, seeks a Director, Food Policy. This position must be based in Washington, DC. The Freshwater and Food team at WWF-US works to address the two biggest threats to nature: agriculture and infrastructure. The Director, Food Policy serves as the policy lead for the WWF-US Food team and is responsible for developing short- and long-term policy goals through a consultative process, engaging strategic partnerships with individuals, institutions, coalitions, and platforms, and representing WWF's interests in external fora to drive achieving impacts aligned with WWF's priorities related to sustainable food systems. The primary objectives of the incumbent will be to develop and implement a policy agenda that: 1) supports a scaled shift to regenerative agricultural production systems...

DESCRIPTION Job summary At Amazon, we're working to be the most customer-centric company on earth. To get there, we need exceptionally talented, bright, and driven people. We are looking for a Senior On-Site Renewable Energy Program Manager to join Amazon’s Energy & Sustainable Operations team, positioned within the Worldwide Sustainability organization. In this role, you will be responsible for developing strategy and executing programs that scale our on-site renewable energy program throughout Amazon’s facilities in Europe. You will provide governance for Amazon.com’s growing on-site renewable energy program by developing and establishing strategic guidance, standards, and guardrails, leveraging your subject matter expertise to scale the on-site program and support various teams executing projects across our facilities to achieve Amazon’s ambitious sustainability goals. You will be a trusted advisor and will work cross-functionally with internal business teams and...

Food & Water Watch is a leading national public interest organization that runs dynamic, cutting edge organizing campaigns to protect our essential resources—food, water and climate. Our mission is to stand up to corporations that put profits before people, and advocate for a democracy that improves people’s lives and protects our environment. In 2011, Food & Water Watch was the first national organization to call for a ban on fracking. We have won significant victories in the courts and in communities, including advancing the law around FERC’s review of fossil fuel projects’ indirect climate impacts, requiring EPA to include pollution monitoring in Clean Water Act permits for factory farms, banning fracking in states and communities across the country, and fighting water privatization in dozens of communities. Our legal work is focused on climate and energy issues, factory farming, and water privatization, all in pursuit of our organizational theory of change. Our work...